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MSc Applied Statistics In Finance (Online)

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    MSc study mode and duration: Online across 24 or 36 months, part-time with both September and January entry points. Standalone modules can also be taken for CPD purposes or working towards an MSc over a maximum of 60 months.

Course Description

Our online MSc in Applied Statistics in Finance is a conversion course, offering the opportunity to develop skills in statistics and data analysis even if you have never studied statistics before. You’ll be supported through this part-time programme by members of staff who work directly with industry to develop skills which are relevant to current areas of research. You’ll gain skills in:

  • problem solving
  • analysis and modelling of financial data
  • the use of statistical software for data analysis and reporting
  • effective communication of statistics

The course is entirely delivered online. The course is ideally suited to those working full-time or with other commitments. You can study and complete the modules when it’s most convenient for you – you don’t need to be online at specific times.

The course has been designed by academics who also work as statisticians in the public sector. They are experts in understanding real-life statistical problems, data, and relating theory to practice.

The skills set provided will also equip you with the necessary training to work as an applied statistician in areas such as insurance, finance and commerce.

Entry Requirements

Minimum second-class (2:2) Honours degree or overseas equivalent

Mathematical training to A Level or equivalent standard

Prospective students with relevant experience or appropriate professional qualifications are also welcome to apply

For Australia and Canada, normal degrees in relevant disciplines are accepted

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