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Department of Biostatistics

Training Program in Cancer Research

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Opportunities after Traineeship

Upon completion of training, graduates of the program are expected to take positions in academia, government, and industry. Graduates are expected to be involved in a host of research areas which may include: design and analysis of epidemiologic or clinical studies, bioinformatics, collaboration with geneticists and basic science researchers.