Introduction to Mathematics, Application of Statistics in Social Science, Statistical Modelling, Statistical data Analytics, and Statistical Sampling
Peter is a Statistician with over 17 years of experience in academia and research at the Institute of Rural Development Planning (IRDP) in the Department of Population Studies. With a Master of Statistics, Peter holds extensive experience in teaching a wide range of courses, including Qualitative Methods, Statistics, Research Methods, Econometrics, Data Analytics, and Statistical Modeling. Additionally, he actively contributes to consultancy assignments, survey projects, and training courses in data analytics. He has undertaken a number of consultancy assignments, such as the preparation of a Socio-Economic Profile for Morogoro and Tanga regions, Kilosa, Gairo, Kondoa, Singida, Dodoma and Bahi Districts. He has participated in surveys and data analysis with different organizations including DASIP, CMSR Tanzania, MUCCoBS, KISEDET, Lutheran World Relief Tanzania & ADF-CSDI, AFNET, University of Dar es Salaam -NUFU Project, and World Vision Tanzania.
Peter Elia Mosha's research interests encompass a diverse array of topics related to population studies and public health. His published journal articles delve into critical issues such as neonatal mortality, infant feeding practices, household food sufficiency, reproductive health, and sanitation conditions. Through his research endeavors, Peter aims to contribute valuable insights to inform policy-making and promote social welfare in Tanzania and beyond.