Masters Degrees in Mathematical statistics (Quantitative Skills)

Machine learning is an important and newly emerging technique in many areas of applied science such as applied mathematics, engineering, computer science and statistics. Read more

How to Apply Masters Programs The demand for Data Scientists is exploding, driven by the increasing availability of data and the advance of machine learning. Read more

Statistical science skills are powerful tools that play a valuable role in all pure and applied sciences as well as in finance, commerce and medicine. Read more

For those interested in pursuing a career in statistics and related areas, or students looking to engage in postgraduate research Gain the skills needed… Read more

The MSc Data Science and Financial Technology pathway will provide you with the technical and practical skills on how to use the technologies in investment analysis, algorithmic trading, risk management, and payment and fraud detection. Read more

Data science brings together computational and statistical skills for data-driven problem solving. This programme will equip students with the analytical tools to design sophisticated technical solutions using modern computational methods and with an emphasis on rigorous statistical thinking. Read more

Through a highly transdisciplinary study path, the Master's degree in Computational Finance prepares students with advanced quantitative and computational proficiencies combined with a solid knowledge of the financial and insurance markets. Read more

The PGDip/MSc in Applied Statistics and Datamining is a taught programme run by the School of Mathematics and Statistics. The course is aimed at those with a good degree containing quantitative elements who wish to gain statistical data analysis skills. Read more

Our Data Science MSc provides advanced technical and practical skills in the collection, collation, curation and analysis of data. Read more

The MSc Actuarial Science is a full-time postgraduate programme aimed primarily at students with undergraduate degrees from quantitative disciplines such as maths, statistics, finance or any other programme with a high degree of mathematical content. Read more