The department's research programs are designed to nurture versatile researchers in the field of Statistics, instilling them with skills that are adaptable not only within Statistics but also across diverse disciplines. In today's fast-paced world heavily influenced by technology, having a solid grounding in Statistics is paramount for researchers to effectively respond to the constantly evolving landscape. The primary goal is to cultivate disciplined professionals in Statistics who can innovate and become self-sufficient. Here is a revised list of the department's research specializations or core areas:

1. Survival Analysis.
2. Distribution Theory.
3. Copula Models.
4. Statistical Quality Control.
5. Frailty Models.

These specializations encompass a broad spectrum of statistical methods and applications, preparing Ph.D. candidates to contribute significantly to the field of Statistics and beyond, where their skills can be applied to innovative solutions and addressing complex challenges.