The Master of Science degree in Statistics combines theory and application. Students in statistics will be trained in data collection, the editing and presentation of large data sets, the analyses of these sets and the mathematical foundations upon which all of these areas are based. 

The 4+1 Master’s Program enables Tulane students to obtain a B.S. in mathematics in 4 years, and in one additional year, to obtain an M.S. in statistics. 

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By fusing civil, environmental, and coastal ocean engineering disciplines with elements of the geosciences and ecological sciences, this program prepares students to address the complex, interdisciplinary problems in river-coastal systems associated with changing climate, sea level rise, and the human overprints of the natural landscape. Courses are offered in a hybrid distance learning format.

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By fusing civil, environmental, and coastal ocean engineering disciplines with elements of the geosciences and ecological sciences, this program prepares students to address the complex, interdisciplinary problems in river-coastal systems associated with changing climate, sea level rise, and the human overprints of the natural landscape. Courses are offered in a hybrid distance learning format.

For additional details, visit the graduate department/program website.

The School Psychology Doctoral Program embraces an ecologically-grounded scientist-practitioner model of training. The goal of our training is to prepare professionals who are sensitive to the complex interplay of biological, cultural, economic, social, and psychological influences that contribute to child development. Students enrolled in the Psychological Science Ph.D. program may elect to focus on health psychology and earn the graduate certificate.

The 4+1 terminal Master's Programs in Psychology provide qualified students earning a baccalaureate degree in Psychology from Tulane University and Xavier University of Louisiana with graduate training in psychology.

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The Tulane University Master of Science Degree in Materials Science and Engineering is an interdisciplinary degree that will focus on the fundamentals of material structure, material properties, material processing, and material modeling that are required to solve complex technological problems found in basic and applied sciences. We also offer a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering. 

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At Tulane University, our students have a unique opportunity to combine understanding of science and engineering both in our courses and degrees. The graduate Physics program is designed to assist our students in developing deep understanding via powerful problem-solving skills, preparing them for a very broad range of opportunities.

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The graduate program in Neuroscience consists of the one-year Master's program, the 4+1 Master's program, and the Ph.D. program. Neuroscience accepts approximately 25-30 students into its Master's program and 3-5 students into its Ph.D. program every year. While the Master's program prepares students for professional schools and continued graduate studies, the Ph.D. program prepares students for research-related careers in biomedical science. 

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Our department offers a Master’s Degree in Mathematics as well as a Ph.D. Degree in Mathematics. The Master’s degree emphasizes different aspects of theory and applications in order to prepare the students for either continuing studies at the Ph.D. Level or employment. The Ph.D. program prepares students for a career in research at a university, a government agency or in industry. 

Our faculty members are actively engaged in research and mentoring so that doctoral students can choose a faculty advisor according to the students’ interests.

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The Interdisciplinary Ph.D. through the School of Science and Engineering allows students to develop their own course of study, tailored to their specific interests.

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The Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology offers graduate programs leading to the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. The curriculum is designed to encourage maximum student choice and independence while maintaining a close student-advisor relationship.

Course offerings cover such areas as animal and plant physiology, plant ecology, plant-animal interactions, population biology, structural and evolutionary biology, systematic biology, environmental toxicology, marine/estuarine ecology, and the biology of diverse groups of plants and animals.

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