Graduate Certificate of Applied Statistics

Program Overview

The Graduate Certificate of Applied Statistics equips graduates with data analysis skills applicable to various disciplines, including humanities, social sciences, and business. The program comprises four core units covering statistical practice, computing using R, and research design. It is designed for professionals seeking to enhance their statistical capabilities in their work.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Graduate Certificate of Applied Statistics is designed for graduates with a professional interest in a range of disciplines with an intention of providing skills so that they can analyze data across areas such as: humanities, social & health sciences, information systems and business. Course content is also applicable to other graduates who have a need to use statistics in their work but have not had sufficient experience with applied statistics.

Outline:

To qualify for the Graduate Certificate of Applied Statistics, students must complete four core units of study (50 credit points).

• Statistical Practice 1 (12.5 credit points)
• Statistical Practice 2 (12.5 credit points)
• Basic Statistical Computing Using R (12.5 credit points)