Master [Statistics] From Uppsala University

is both a formal science and a practical approach, and both aspects are taken into account in the programme. The goal of the Master Programme in Statistics at? is to prepare you well for skilled jobs, and for continuing graduate studies.

The programme begins with courses in Probability and Inference. These will consolidate and deepen the theoretical understanding of randomness and how to draw conclusions from data that contains random variation.

The theory oriented courses will provide a strong foundation in basic statistical theory that is later used in the more applied courses.

In the applied courses, you will learn how to use statistical techniques to deal with important real world problems. Obtained skills are collecting, processing and analysing data, interpreting and presenting results and empirical models.

Since the courses span over several areas such as biostatistics, econometrics, and structural equation models, there are numerous opportunities to specialise, depending on your interests.

Career

Statisticians are in demand on the labour market and through its methodological breadth, the Master Programme in Statistics offers students very good opportunities for employment in a variety of areas, both private and public. Amongst private employers, positions for statisticians are often found in the financial sector (banks, insurance, etc.), biomedical companies, research companies, opinion polling organisations and associations, while qualified statisticians in the public sector often work as analysts and investigators.

It is also common for statisticians to work at research institutions. The qualification also provides eligibility for PhD studies in Statistics.