Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) - Statistics

Overview

The B. Sc. in Statistics is an extensive programme exposes students to mathematical and statistical modeling and their applications in Science, Engineering, Technology, and the Arts (SETA). The programme is research-focussed, mixing synergistically with the Liberal Arts so that as students learn about different statistical tools and techniques and continuously get to apply their learnings in a wide variety of domains.

The programme aims to attract hard-working aspirants who have the curiosity to learn new statistical tools, the ability to design research studies in a variety of domains, the ability to apply appropriate statistical tools and interpret their results, and the ability to communicate/translate these results into insights for further action. The subjects that students take include traditional branches of mathematics and statistics, such as algebra, analysis, differential equations, descriptive statistics, and inferential statistics, and also several contemporary offerings, such as operations research, stochastics, chaotics, and simulation modeling.

The programme also offers students various experiential learning opportunities such as internships in industry and academia, live research projects, social researches to positively impact the local community, contributing to and organizing seminars and conferences, all of which provide a holistic education.

Course Duration

Three Years (Six Semesters)