General Regulations Governing Admission to Higher Degree Programmes
SPECIAL WAIVER FOR MATURED APPLICANTS
Our higher degree in Statistics focuses on the study of data collection, analysis, interpretation, and application. Statistics is a fundamental discipline that plays a critical role in various fields, including science, business, social sciences, and research. We teach our students on how to design experiments, analyze data, and draw meaningful conclusions to inform decision-making and solve real-world problems.
Introduction to Statistics:
Probability Theory:
Statistical Inference:
Data Analysis and Visualization:
Courses focus on techniques for exploring and visualizing data using graphs, charts, and descriptive statistics.
Regression Analysis:
Experimental Design:
Multivariate Analysis:
Time Series Analysis:
Nonparametric Statistics:
Bayesian Statistics:
Statistical Software:
Applied Statistics:
Ethics in Statistics:
Research Methods:
STA 758 | National Statistical Information System |
STA 774 | Applied Bayesian Methods |
STA 776 | Statistical Computing |
STA 775 | Mathematics of Finance |
STA 765 | Time Series |
STA 773 | Econometrics Modelling |
STA 785 | Probability Theory |
STA 770 | Research Seminar |
STA 782 | Statistical Inference |
STA 783 | Linear Methods |
STA 781 | Distribution Theory |
STA 792 | Demographic Analysis |
STA 750 | Practical Project |
STA 759 | Survival Analysis |
STA 774 | Applied Bayesian Methods |
STA 786 | Non-parametric Method |
STA 776 | Statistical Computing |
STA 762 | Statistical Genetics |
STA 757 | Statistical Bioassay |
STA 785 | Probability Theory |
STA 770 | Research Seminar |
STA 783 | Linear Methods |
STA 782 | Statistical Inference |
STA 781 | Distribution Theory |
STA 750 | Practical Project |
Statistics graduates have a wide range of career opportunities due to their quantitative and analytical skills. They work in various sectors, including academia, research, business, and government. Here are some common career paths for statistics graduates:
Data Analyst:
Statistician:
Biostatistician:
Business Analyst:
Quantitative Analyst (Quant):
Market Research Analyst:
Research Scientist:
Operations Research Analyst:
Government Statistician:
Environmental Statistician:
Actuary:
Data Scientist:
Research Consultant:
Academia and Teaching:
It's important to note that the career paths in Statistics can vary based on individual interests, specialization areas, and industry demands. Graduates may also choose to pursue further education, such as advanced degrees or specialized certifications, to enhance their expertise and opportunities within the field of statistics.
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