Students majoring in Statistics are required to engage in workshops, case studies and projects under the supervision of teaching staff so as to broaden their statistical knowledge base, to hone their practical skills and to gain experience in handling real-life problems. Students have the freedom to choose one of them, depending on their personal interests and career objectives. Three statistics streams are offered, ‘Data Science and Business Statistics’, ‘Statistical Science’ and ‘Data Analytics’. Topics covered include the foundations of statistics, computing and data management, statistical theories and methods, and statistical applications in business, finance, medicine, actuarial science, quality control and risk management science. To meet rising demand for well-trained statistics graduates in the Information Age, the programme’s curriculum covers the core of the subject while maintaining a balance between theory and practice. It is thus fundamental to all fields within the natural sciences, medical sciences, social sciences, business and engineering, all of which require the quantitative analysis of data. Statistics is a scientific discipline that focuses mainly on the collection, analysis and interpretation of data.
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