This course aims to provide students of health sciences, biology, and biotechnology with the basic concepts and practical applications of biostatistics, which is an essential tool for analyzing and interpreting data in scientific research, laboratory experiments, and clinical studies. The course covers the statistical principles used in designing studies, collecting data, analyzing it, and interpreting its results, with an emphasis on how these methods can be applied in the biological, medical, pharmaceutical, and agricultural fields. It also provides students with critical thinking skills and the use of statistical programs in analyzing research data.