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Statistics, Operations, and Management Science


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Thank you for visiting our website. Allow me to give you some career advice. First, find what you enjoy doing and then find a way to make a living doing it. If you enjoy mathematics and are looking for a career in practical applications, I would encourage you to consider our program. The goal of our program is to further develop your mathematical skills and your ability to apply them to areas such as finance, manufacturing, and logistics. The Management Science Program at the University of Tennessee is noted for its strong, academic programs and the quality of its graduates. More about Management Science.

The general perception of "statisticians" is most often associated with sporting events. The life of a professional statistician, however, is much more varied and interesting than computing the average rushing yards per play. Actually, statistics is the science of learning from data, and all processes generate data. Statisticians determine how to collect and manage this necessary information; they interrogate the data and present the results in a clear fashion so that wise decisions can be made.

Statistics is used in various areas of business, industry, science, and government. The fields of opportunity for statisticians are limitless - i.e., economics, finance, market research, e-commerce, engineering, manufacturing, transportation, education, medicine, psychology, agriculture, computer, and social sciences. More about Statistics


Innovative Leadership in Management Research, Education, and Practice

Ken Gilbert

Kenneth Gilbert, PH.D.
Department Head