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Interactive Statistics Demos
Use visual tools and calculators to explore confidence intervals, uncertainty, regression and statistical interpretation.
Try demos →A learning platform combining structured courses, interactive statistical demos, in-depth resources and responsible academic support for students learning statistics, mathematics, biostatistics, health data science, bioinformatics and research methods.
Courses
Start with the available learning tools, then join the waitlist for upcoming structured courses in statistics, biostatistics, epidemiology, regression, survival analysis and machine learning.
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Statistics
Use visual tools and calculators to explore confidence intervals, uncertainty, regression and statistical interpretation.
Try demos →Study guides
Read detailed guides on p-values, confidence intervals, regression, probability, study design and data interpretation.
Read resources →Upcoming courses
Statistics
Opens July 20265 modules and 26 theoretical lessons covering statistical thinking, probability, inference and regression. Lesson 1.1 is open now; the full course opens July 2026.
Join waitlist →Biostatistics
From September 2026A guided route through health data, study design, clinical interpretation and biomedical evidence. Releases from September 2026.
Join waitlist →Epidemiology
From September 2026A structured pathway on cohort studies, case-control studies, bias, confounding and population evidence. Releases from September 2026.
Join waitlist →Regression
From September 2026A focused route through linear regression, logistic regression, assumptions, model checking and applied interpretation. Releases from September 2026.
Join waitlist →Survival analysis
From September 2026A clinical statistics route through time-to-event data, Kaplan-Meier curves, Cox models, hazards and censoring. Releases from September 2026.
Join waitlist →Machine learning
Opens July 2026A medical machine-learning pathway for prediction modelling, validation, calibration, interpretation and responsible clinical use. Lesson 1.1 is open now; the full course opens July 2026.
Join waitlist →Course access timeline
Start with the open sample lessons, then join the waitlist or return for the main course release in July 2026.
Open now
Statistics Foundation Lesson 1.1 and Machine Learning in Biostatistics Lesson 1.1 are open now so students can preview the teaching style and course structure.
July 2026
The remaining lessons in Statistics Foundation and Machine Learning in Biostatistics open in July 2026.
From September 2026
Other structured routes will be released one by one after the main July course launch.
Academic network
My Academic Tutor is a learning platform and academic-support network for statistics, biostatistics, mathematics, health data science and research methods. The platform combines study guides, structured courses, interactive demos and support from a focused academic network.
Academic direction
Rahul has an MSc in Statistics from Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur and is currently studying MSc Medical Statistics and Health Data Science at University of Bristol, UK.
Rahul supports curriculum planning, learning-resource development and quality standards for the platform.
Enquiries are reviewed and directed to the most suitable available tutor, resource or learning pathway.
Support is designed for explanation, planning and understanding. We do not support ghostwriting, exam impersonation or dishonest completion of assessed work.
Academic backgrounds represented
Platform credibility
My Academic Tutor brings together structured resources, course pathways, interactive demos and responsible academic support for students learning quantitative subjects.
Since 2020
Experience supporting quantitative learners through structured academic guidance.
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In-depth study guides across statistics, biostatistics, regression and research methods.
5+ areas
Statistics, mathematics, biostatistics, health data science and research methods.
How support is matched
My Academic Tutor reviews each enquiry and directs students towards the most suitable tutor, resource or learning pathway. This helps keep support focused, appropriate and academically responsible.
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Tell us the subject, academic level, topic, software and type of support needed.
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The enquiry is reviewed for subject fit, academic level, urgency and academic-integrity suitability.
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The student is directed to a suitable tutor, resource, course pathway or learning demo.
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Support focuses on understanding, planning, interpretation and independent work.
Academic integrity
We do not support ghostwriting, exam impersonation or dishonest completion of assessed work. Guidance is designed to improve understanding and independent academic confidence.
Support options
My Academic Tutor reviews each enquiry by subject area, education level, topic and support type. Students may be directed to a suitable tutor, resource, course pathway or visual demo.
Pricing approach
Pricing is shared after enquiry review because support needs vary by subject, academic level, urgency, tutor availability and support type. Students receive clear details before confirming any support.
Subject areas
The examples below are not fixed limits. They show common areas where students ask for guidance, but each enquiry is reviewed individually.
Support may include probability, distributions, hypothesis testing, confidence intervals, regression, data summaries, statistical reasoning and related topics.
Support may include algebra, calculus, linear algebra, probability, optimisation, quantitative reasoning and related mathematical topics.
Support may include data cleaning, exploratory analysis, modelling concepts, validation, interpretation, reporting and related data-analysis topics.
Support may include clinical data, study design, medical statistics, survival analysis, diagnostic reasoning, health evidence and related topics.
Support may include omics concepts, sequence-analysis ideas, biological data interpretation, computational biology foundations and related topics.
Support may include research questions, study design, methodology planning, analysis strategy, interpretation of results and related research tasks.
Education level
For students building confidence with core ideas, formulas, graphs and problem-solving basics.
For module support, coursework understanding, statistics labs, applied methods and exam preparation.
For advanced modules, dissertation planning, statistical modelling, research design and interpretation.
For support with research questions, analysis planning, method choice, reporting and critical interpretation.
For learners who want to strengthen quantitative, statistical or data-analysis understanding for work.
Common support types
Course waitlist
Join the waitlist for Statistics Foundation, Machine Learning in Biostatistics and future applied quantitative courses.
Featured releases
Interactive calculator
Enter raw data or summary statistics, choose a Z or T interval, and see the confidence interval, graph, 3D view and interpretation update instantly.
Confidence interval calculator
Enter raw data or summary statistics, choose a z or t interval, and see the interval, graph, 3D view and interpretation update instantly.
Input type
Interval type
My Academic Tutor provides online statistics tutoring, biostatistics tutoring, health data science learning, research methods support and interactive statistics demonstrations.
Common questions
A few quick answers to help you decide whether My Academic Tutor is the right fit.
Students studying statistics, biostatistics, health data science, research methods or quantitative analysis at school, university or postgraduate level.
No coding is needed for the Statistics Foundation course. Advanced health data science and machine learning materials may include R or Python later.
Most enquiries receive a reply within 24–48 hours. Please include your subject, academic level and the type of support you need.
Academic support
Send your topic, level, software and the type of explanation you need. Support is focused on learning, planning, interpretation and responsible academic progress.
Academic integrity
Guidance supports learning, interpretation and planning. It does not replace independent academic work.