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Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc

University College London · England · STATISTICS-ECONOMICS-AND-LANGUA-10sw8p6

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Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc at University College London lists 30 subjects. Subjects include Introduction to Statistics for Social Research (ANTH0107) | UCL, Quantitative Methods and Mathematical Thinking (BASC0003) | UCL and Quantitative Methods 2: Data Science and Visualisation (BASC0005) | UCL. The topics that come up most are economics, environmental economics and applied statistics (11, 9 and 7 subjects). It takes 3 years full time.

Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.

University
University College London
Level
Undergraduate
Duration
3 years
Indicative fees
£9,790

What you'll study in Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc

economicsenvironmental-economicsapplied-statisticsstatistical-computingenvironmental-engineeringenvironmental-scienceapplied-linguisticspostgraduate-research-methodsbiostatisticsstatisticsfinancial-mathematicscorporate-financeurban-studiesclassical-studies

Example subjects: Introduction to Statistics for Social Research (ANTH0107) | UCL, Quantitative Methods and Mathematical Thinking (BASC0003) | UCL, Quantitative Methods 2: Data Science and Visualisation (BASC0005) | UCL, Logic, Computation and Language Theory (BASC0040) | UCL, Quantitative Methods 3: Models and Inference (BASC0056) | UCL, The Economics of Construction: Economics, Sectors and Industries (BCPM0001) | UCL, Economics and Finance (BCPM0026) | UCL, Real Estate and Urban Economics (BCPM0095) | UCL, Bioprocess Design and Economic Evaluation (BENG0064) | UCL, Environmental and Resource Economics (BENV0011) | UCL, Econometrics for Energy and the Environment (BENV0018) | UCL, Resource Economics and Policy (BENV0070) | UCL.

Frequently asked questions

How long is Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc?

Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc at University College London is typically 3 years of full-time study. Approximate: confirm with the university.

What are the entry requirements for Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc?

Entry requirements for Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc at University College London: A-level A*AA; A* in Mathematics required, Further Mathematics preferred; GCSE English Language and Mathematics grade C/4. Confirm with the university.

What will I study in Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc?

Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc covers areas like economics, environmental-economics, applied-statistics, statistical-computing, environmental-engineering, environmental-science, applied-linguistics, postgraduate-research-methods.

How much does Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc cost?

Indicative domestic fees for Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc are around £9,790 (approximate, usually per year). International fees differ: confirm with the university.

Who offers Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc?

Statistics, Economics and a Language BSc is offered by University College London, England.

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