Statistics

Bachelor of Science (BSc)

Discover patterns behind data and develop a deep understanding of observation, hypothesis, evidence and validation.

Statistics Professor Jeff Andrews

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Degree

Bachelor

Length

4 years

Faculty/School

Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science

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Why study Statistics at UBC Okanagan?

The science of understanding and managing uncertainty is ultimately concerned with using theory and methods to extract information from data to make informed decisions about real-world problems.

This program provides you with a solid understanding in theoretical, computational and applied aspects of statistical science.

Modern statistics deals with all forms of information, including numeric, categorical and/or textual. Statisticians use mathematical and computational tools to make sense of data, an essential skill in all fields of science, industry and government.

Degree Options

At UBC Okanagan, you can complete a BSc with a major, minor or honours in statistics.

BSc

Sample Courses

These are examples of courses you can enrol in during your studies. To plan your academic journey, please visit undergraduate student resources.

CHEM 111 - Principles of Chemistry I
CHEM 121 - Atomic and Molecular Chemistry
MATH 100 - Differential Calculus with Applications to Physical Sciences and Engineering
PHYS 111 - Introductory Physics for the Physical Sciences I
COSC 111 - Computer Programming I

MATH 200 - Calculus III
STAT 230 - Introductory Statistics
STAT 240 - Statistical Reasoning
MATH 220 - Mathematical Proof
MATH 221 - Matrix Algebra

STAT 303 - Introduction to Probability
STAT 309 - Introduction to Statistical Inference
STAT 310 - Regression Analysis
STAT 336 - Statistical Quality Control
STAT 311 - Modern Statistical Methods

STAT 407 - Sample Surveys
STAT 406 - Environmetrics
STAT 410 - Introduction to Generalized Linear Models
STAT 449 - Special Topics in Statistics

Plan your academic journey by exploring the first-year planning guides designed for Bachelor of Sciences students.

Explore customized Program Plans designed to support your journey to graduation and beyond.

Careers and Outcomes

UBC degrees are respected by employers around the globe. Program graduates will have the skills to pursue a career in a variety of fields like,

  • Accountant
  • Actuary
  • Analyst
  • Fraud detection specialist
  • Claims adjuster
  • Database developer
  • Economist
  • Engineer
  • Financial planner
  • Mathematician
  • Statistician

Admission, Fees, Applying

You could soon be studying at one of the world’s top universities. Be sure to review the content below to prepare for attending UBC Okanagan.

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Experiential Learning

Expand your horizons while studying abroad, conducting meaningful research, or working in the community with your UBC colleagues.

Learn more about Co-op, Go Global, Undergraduate Research Awards and other opportunities at Experiential Education.

Global and Close-Knit

At UBC Okanagan, you gain all the benefits of attending a globally ranked, top 5% university while studying in a close-knit learning community. 50% of graduates, from all across the globe, choose to stay in the region.

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