Courses / Subject

Statistics deals with the collection, analysis and interpretation of data. You will learn how to use statistical models and visualisation methods to unlock valuable information and hidden patterns in large volumes of data.

• A degree in Statistics will provide you with tools to address problems of critical importance to humans such as climate change, developing cancer drugs or managing traffic flows.
• We offer Statistics as a Double Major subject which can be combined with most other academic subjects in the Bachelor of Arts degree. This flexibility means you can combine your interest in aspects of society with knowledge of the statistical tools needed to understand data from those fields.
• Data recording is happening at unprecedented levels on local, national and global scales. The ability to transform data into usable knowledge is a highly sought after and desirable skill in today’s workforce, be it in business, science, health or social sciences. This subject will strongly enhance your employability.

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Notes

1. Students taking Statistics as a subject in first Arts must also take either Mathematical Studies (MS1F15) or Mathematics (Pure) (MT1F30) as a co-requisite. 2. Statistics and Mathematical Studies/Mathematics (Pure) may be combined in Years 2 and 3, but they do not have to be.

ST1F15 - STATISTICS

Credits: 15 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		INTRODUCTION TO DATA SCIENCE 1	DS151	7.5	1
		INTRODUCTION TO DATA SCIENCE 2	DS152	7.5	2

Statistics deals with the collection, analysis and interpretation of data. You will learn how to use statistical models and visualisation methods to unlock valuable information and hidden patterns in large volumes of data.

• A degree in Statistics will provide you with tools to address problems of critical importance to humans such as climate change, developing cancer drugs or managing traffic flows.
• We offer Statistics as a Double Major subject which can be combined with most other academic subjects in the Bachelor of Arts degree. This flexibility means you can combine your interest in aspects of society with knowledge of the statistical tools needed to understand data from those fields.
• Data recording is happening at unprecedented levels on local, national and global scales. The ability to transform data into usable knowledge is a highly sought after and desirable skill in today’s workforce, be it in business, science, health or social sciences. This subject will strongly enhance your employability.

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Notes

1. ST2ADM is for students taking Statistics as a double major along with another Arts subject but not Mathematical Studies or Mathematics (Pure). 

2. A Pass or Pass by Compensation result in either 1st Year (Arts) Mathematical Studies (MS1F15) or 1st Year (Arts) Mathematics (Pure) (MT1F30) is required for entry to any 2nd Year (Arts) Statistics programme. However, students do not need to have taken 1st Year (Arts) Statistics to enter 2nd Year (Arts) Statistics.

ST2ADM - STATISTICS

Credits: 30 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		CALCULUS 3 (A)	MT201A	5	1
		DATA ANALYSIS	ST201	5	1
		DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTS	ST202	5	2
		LINEAR ALGEBRA 2	MT216C	5	2
		NONPARAMETRIC STATISTICS	ST204	5	2
		R FOR STATISTICS AND DATA SCIENCE	ST203	5	1

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Notes

1. ST2DM is for students taking Statistics as a double major along with 2nd Year Double Major Mathematical Studies or 2nd Year Double Major Mathematics (Pure). 

2. A Pass or Pass by Compensation result in either 1st Year (Arts) Mathematical Studies (MS1F15) or 1st Year (Arts) Mathematics (Pure) (MT1F30) is required for entry to any 2nd Year (Arts) Statistics programme. However, students do not need to have taken 1st Year (Arts) Statistics to enter 2nd Year (Arts) Statistics.

ST2DM - STATISTICS

Credits: 30 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		DATA ANALYSIS	ST201	5	1
		DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTS	ST202	5	2
		GRAPH THEORY	MT412C	5	2
		INTRO.TO PROGRAMMING FOR MATHEMATICIANS	MT471S	5	1
		NONPARAMETRIC STATISTICS	ST204	5	2
		R FOR STATISTICS AND DATA SCIENCE	ST203	5	1

Statistics deals with the collection, analysis and interpretation of data. You will learn how to use statistical models and visualisation methods to unlock valuable information and hidden patterns in large volumes of data.

• A degree in Statistics will provide you with tools to address problems of critical importance to humans such as climate change, developing cancer drugs or managing traffic flows.
• We offer Statistics as a Double Major subject which can be combined with most other academic subjects in the Bachelor of Arts degree. This flexibility means you can combine your interest in aspects of society with knowledge of the statistical tools needed to understand data from those fields.
• Data recording is happening at unprecedented levels on local, national and global scales. The ability to transform data into usable knowledge is a highly sought after and desirable skill in today’s workforce, be it in business, science, health or social sciences. This subject will strongly enhance your employability.

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Notes

1. ST2AMI is for students taking Statistics as a minor along with a major Arts subject but not Mathematical Studies.

2. A Pass or Pass by Compensation result in either 1st Year (Arts) Mathematical Studies (MS1F15) or 1st Year (Arts) Mathematics (Pure) (MT1F30) is required for entry to any 2nd Year (Arts) Statistics programme. However, students do not need to have taken 1st Year (Arts) Statistics to enter 2nd Year (Arts) Statistics.

ST2AMI - STATISTICS

Credits: 20 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		DATA ANALYSIS	ST201	5	1
		DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTS	ST202	5	2
		LINEAR ALGEBRA 2	MT216C	5	2
		NONPARAMETRIC STATISTICS	ST204	5	2
		R FOR STATISTICS AND DATA SCIENCE	ST203	5	1

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ST2MI is only for students taking Statistics as a minor along with a Major in Mathematical Studies. BA Statistics Minor students (ST2MI) who take a Major in Mathematical Studies (MS2MJ) must take ST202, either as part of the Major or as part of the Minor.

ST2MI - STATISTICS

Credits: 20 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTS	ST202	5	2
		GRAPH THEORY	MT412C	5	2
		INTRO.TO PROGRAMMING FOR MATHEMATICIANS	MT471S	5	1
		NONPARAMETRIC STATISTICS	ST204	5	2
		R FOR STATISTICS AND DATA SCIENCE	ST203	5	1

Statistics deals with the collection, analysis and interpretation of data. You will learn how to use statistical models and visualisation methods to unlock valuable information and hidden patterns in large volumes of data.

• A degree in Statistics will provide you with tools to address problems of critical importance to humans such as climate change, developing cancer drugs or managing traffic flows.
• We offer Statistics as a Double Major subject which can be combined with most other academic subjects in the Bachelor of Arts degree. This flexibility means you can combine your interest in aspects of society with knowledge of the statistical tools needed to understand data from those fields.
• Data recording is happening at unprecedented levels on local, national and global scales. The ability to transform data into usable knowledge is a highly sought after and desirable skill in today’s workforce, be it in business, science, health or social sciences. This subject will strongly enhance your employability.

ST3DM - STATISTICS

Credits: 30 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		APPLIED PROBABILITY	ST308	5	2
		DATA VISUALISATION	ST302	5	1
		GENERALISED LINEAR MODELS	ST304	5	2
		LINEAR MODELS	ST303	5	1
		PROBABILITY	ST301	5	1
		TIME SERIES	ST306	5	2

Statistics deals with the collection, analysis and interpretation of data. You will learn how to use statistical models and visualisation methods to unlock valuable information and hidden patterns in large volumes of data.

• A degree in Statistics will provide you with tools to address problems of critical importance to humans such as climate change, developing cancer drugs or managing traffic flows.
• We offer Statistics as a Double Major subject which can be combined with most other academic subjects in the Bachelor of Arts degree. This flexibility means you can combine your interest in aspects of society with knowledge of the statistical tools needed to understand data from those fields.
• Data recording is happening at unprecedented levels on local, national and global scales. The ability to transform data into usable knowledge is a highly sought after and desirable skill in today’s workforce, be it in business, science, health or social sciences. This subject will strongly enhance your employability.

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ST3MI - STATISTICS

Credits: 20 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		APPLIED PROBABILITY	ST308	5	2
		DATA VISUALISATION	ST302	5	1
		GENERALISED LINEAR MODELS	ST304	5	2
		LINEAR MODELS	ST303	5	1
		PROBABILITY	ST301	5	1
		TIME SERIES	ST306	5	2