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Entry requirements
This course is for graduates working with statistics in a business environment who wish to extend their knowledge and take a postgraduate qualification in statistics, but whose first degree is in another discipline.
Academic title
MSc/PgDip/PgCert Applied Statistics with Business Statistics
Course description
Normally your first degree should contain some mathematics or statistics such as economics, business and accounting.
The course produces management statisticians with a strong background in the methodology and theory of statistics who can apply these in a business and finance context.
While we cover all necessary theory, we emphasise throughout the course applying and adapting statistics to business-related problems.
You study a wide range of core modules that deal with theoretical and practical statistical topics. You also choose from optional modules that allow you to tailor your studies to your interests.
The main feature of this route is its distance learning delivery. This flexible style of learning makes it ideal to fit in with your working life and other commitments.
Associated careers
The course improves your prospects in many careers, especially business and statistics.
Course content
Level one modules
• statistical thinking, analysis and communication • statistical theory • statistical concepts • analytical research methods
Level two modules
• statistical inference • multivariate statistical techniques • statistical modelling • business decision modelling
Level three core modules
• dissertation • financial risk management
Level three options
One from • time series and forecasting • data mining • marketing research