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Statistics (MSc)
Prepares students with a strong quantitative background for further postgraduate studies or a future career in the private sector.
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Data-Intensive Analysis (MSc)
This interdisciplinary course provides students with an understanding of how data is used to gain useful insights in all areas of scientific endeavour through statistical theory and practice allied to computational data science and visualisation.
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Statistics BSc (Honours)
Allows students to specialise in the branch of mathematics that focuses on collecting, analysing and presenting large quantities of numerical data which contain many practical applications for various fields such as science and medicine, government, business and education.
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Statistics MA (Honours)
Allows students to specialise in the branch of mathematics that focuses on collecting, analysing and presenting large quantities of numerical data which contain many practical applications for various fields such as science and medicine, government, business and education.
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Statistics MMath (Honours)
Enter into the second year of the programme and specialise in the branch of mathematics that focuses on collecting, analysing and presenting large quantities of numerical data. The MMath allows you to combine undergraduate and postgraduate study into a single programme to graduate with a Masters degree.
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Direct entry to second year Statistics BSc (Hons)
Students with excellent Advanced Higher, A-Level or International Baccalaureate qualifications may apply to enter directly into the second year of the Statistics BSc (Hons) degree. This means you will complete your degree in three years instead of four. Students who enter directly to second year will take modules required by the Statistics BSc programme from second year on, bypassing first-year modules entirely.
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Direct entry to second year Statistics MMath (Hons)
Students with excellent Advanced Higher, A-Level or International Baccalaureate qualifications may apply to enter directly into the second year of the . This means you will complete your degree in four years instead of five. Students who enter directly to second year will take modules required by the Statistics MMath programme from second year on, bypassing first-year modules entirely.
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Statistical Ecology (PGDip/MSc)
Learn the statistical methods currently used by professionals in ecology, including how to formulate problems, conduct appropriate analyses and effectively communicate results to a variety of audiences.
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Applied Statistics and Datamining (PGDip/MSc)
This commercially relevant programme of study provides students with the statistical data analysis skills needed for business, commerce, and other applications.