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Offered By:	Faculty of Economics and Commerce, School of Art, Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Asian Studies, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, ANU College of Medicine, Biology & Environment, and ANU College of Pysical Sciences
Academic Contact:	Professor Terence O'Neill, School of Finance and Applied Statistics
Areas of Interest:	Statistics

Statistics is concerned with the process of planning how to collect data, collection of the data and extracting information from data in the presence of uncertainty and variation. The process is guided by the underlying purpose of the investigation and the formulation of hypotheses and models. The major covers the core components of statistical theory and several key applications and provides a solid foundation for a career as statistician. Employment prospects for statisticians are very bright and varied. Professional accreditation for suitably qualified students of statistics is provided by the Statistical Society of Australia.

Requirements

A minimum of 42 units of courses listed in (a) and (b) and requiring:

(a) at least three of:

• STAT1003 Statistical Techniques
• STAT2001 Introductory Mathematical Statistics
• STAT2008 Regression Modelling
• STAT3015 Generalised Linear Modelling
  

(b) at least three of:

• STAT3004 Stochastic Modelling
• STAT3008 Applied Statistics
• STAT3011 Graphical Data Analysis
• STAT3012 Design of Experiments and Surveys
• STAT3013 Statistical Inference
• STAT3035 Risk Theory
• STAT3036 Credibility Theory

First Year course advice

Students should take MATH1013/1115 and MATH1014/1116.