Biography
Steve Bowe is currently an Associate Professor of Biostatistics in Te Kura Tātai Hauora—The School of Health, Victoria University of Wellington , New Zealand. Steve also holds an honorary position as Associate Professor of Biostatistics at Deakin University, Melbourne. Australia.
Steve Bowe is a highly accomplished biostatistician who currently serves as a prominent faculty member at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand. With an impressive academic background, he holds advanced degrees in statistics and has honed his expertise through extensive research and practical experience. A/Prof. Bowe's contributions to the field are widely recognized, with his work encompassing areas such as data analysis, mathematical modeling, and statistical inference. Known for his meticulous approach and analytical prowess, he has collaborated on numerous research projects, published influential papers, and guided aspiring statisticians. A/Prof Bowe's dedication to advancing statistical knowledge continues to make a significant impact in both academia and industry.
Steve’s current role as Associate Professor of Biostatistics is to lead the development and delivery of Biostatistics courses, seek external research funding, contribute to the development of the School, Faculty and Division’s wider academic and strategic direction and planning, alongside playing an active role in developing programmes and enhancing our collaboration with other Te Herenga Waka Faculties as well as stakeholder engagement.
Steve also has over 18 years of teaching experience at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in Applied Statistics, Sports Statistics, Epidemiology and Global Health and Wellbeing.
Education
2011
PhD Applied Biostatistics
(Community Medicine & Clinical Epidemiology)
University of Newcastle. NSW. Australia
PhD Thesis Title: "Longitudinal data analysis: statistical methods for analysing longitudinal changes in health related quality of life which account for deaths and impute for missing data.”
Supervisor: A/Prof David Sibbritt. Co-supervisors: Prof Patrick McElduff and A/Prof Anne Young
2000
Masters of Medical Statistics
University of Newcastle. NSW. Australia
1995
Bachelor of Education
Charles Sturt University. Bathurst. NSW. Australia.
1990
Diploma of Teaching (Secondary Mathematics)
University of Newcastle. NSW. Australia.