Statistics & Data Science
As a key part of UTSA’s innovative College of AI, Cyber, and Computing, the Department of Statistics & Data Science is at the forefront of data-driven discovery and decision-making. Our department offers robust academic programs that cover the full spectrum—from foundational statistics and applied analytics to advanced data science techniques—equipping students with the tools needed to thrive in today’s data-centric world.
Our distinguished faculty combines deep theoretical knowledge with real-world experience, mentoring students through hands-on research that addresses some of the most critical challenges facing society today. Whether pursuing undergraduate or graduate studies in statistics, data science, or data analytics, students gain a powerful combination of technical expertise and critical thinking skills.
The department’s curriculum emphasizes rigorous training in statistical theory, data analysis, machine learning, and computational statistics, preparing graduates to lead in academia, industry, and government. At UTSA, we empower the next generation of statisticians and data scientists to extract meaningful insights from complex data and drive innovation in an increasingly digital world.
Research Seminar Series
Bringing talented academic and industry professionals from across the world to share cutting-edge research in the areas of actuarial science, data analytics, operations and supply chain management and statistics.
Statistics and Data Science News
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March 14, 2025
CIS Students AnnouncedPublished by School of Data Science
Selected Students Announced for Second Annual Community Innovation Scholars Program
February 5, 2025
SDS Inaugural Research FellowsSchool of Data Science names 17 students to its inaugural Undergraduate Research Fellowship, advancing hands-on research in data-driven fields.
January 13, 2025
Faculty Member Amir Karimi Explores Global Health Care Supply ChainsPublished by Alvarez College of Business
Amir Karimi, assistant professor of management science and statistics, has focused his research endeavors in improving access to essential health care products in low- and middle-income countries.
