Second Cycle Degree/Two Year Master in Statistical Sciences

Overview

The programme, with its double qualification, teaches you how to transform data into useful information for supporting decision-making processes in companies and public institutions. It is split into three specialised tracks: data science, official statistics, and health and socio-demographic phenomena. It's accredited by the Royal Statistical Society and the European Statistical System Committee.

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5 reasons to enrol on the degree programme

  1. You will learn the methods necessary for the rigorous study of random real phenomena and the resolution of complex problems characterised by uncertainty.

  2. You will possess the skills required in the labour market for the roles of data scientist, biostatistician, demographer, official statistics expert.

  3. You will gain advanced knowledge and skills in data analysis in one of the largest university departments of statistics in the world.

  4. You will attend the only second-cycle degree programme in statistics currently accredited by the Royal Statistical Society in Italy.

  5. Once you have obtained your degree, you can apply for recognition as a graduate statistician by the Royal Statistical Society.

My experience in the Degree Programme has been very positive! The Master offers a good balance between the theoretical contents and the focus on practical applications and I had the opportunity to tailor my study plan to best suit my interests. This course gave me the right background to start a PhD degree.

Marco Palma, graduate

The course in numbers

Some data about the course. Go to the full page to learn more and read the opinions of those attending it.

  • 71% International students and students not residing in the region

  • 66% Graduates aligned to the exam schedule

  • 31% Graduates with experience abroad

  • 73% Graduates satisfied with their studies

  • 89% Graduates who are working

  • 12% Graduates who are not working but are studying or not looking for work

  • -1% Graduates who are not working but looking for work