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Applied Statistics (MSc)

University of Göttingen · Göttingen, Europe

Duration

24 mo

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Intake

Winter semester

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About this programme

As a statistician, you are urgently needed in a wide range of industries. Since many students discover their enthusiasm for statistics during their Bachelor's degree, our Master's programme is designed in such a way that students with Bachelor's degrees in a wide range of subjects can also complete it: From business administration and economics to psychology and forestry. The programme focuses on practical relevance. You will not only learn the methodology, but also how to practically implement the analysis of complex data in software packages such as R and finally prepare and present it in a generally understandable way. You can do the internship, the project seminar and the final thesis together with a practice partner from the business world to gain first-hand experience and important contacts. To ensure that you are optimally prepared for your desired career, you have the opportunity to specialise in the subsidiary subjects of economics, life sciences, empirical social research and computer science. The Master's programme in Applied Statistics is designed to take four semesters. In semesters one to three, students gain fundamental knowledge of statistical inference, statistical models and statistical modelling in the modules of the compulsory section. In the compulsory elective section, they can deepen their knowledge of statistical modelling and the selected field of application. Economics, life sciences, empirical social research and computer sciences are currently available as choices for the fields of application. In addition to this, the students work out statistical solutions to a given issue within the context of a practical statistical course, in cooperation with a practical partner. The fourth semester is intended for writing the Master's thesis.

Intakes & deadlines

Winter semester

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Entry requirements

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    E.G. PTE Academic: 59 UNIcert® English: UNIcert® II TOEFL iBT (before 2026): 80 IELTS Academic: 5.5 Cambridge English Qualifications: B2 First

  • Prerequisites

    Admission to the Master’s programme in Applied Statistics is competitive. Admission into the programme is based on proof of relevance of previous studies. Proof of relevance of previous studies A minimum of six semesters of study culminating in a Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent course of study with a minimum of 180 ECTS credits in statistics, mathematics, computer sciences, economics, agricultural economics or a closely related discipline (e.g. empirical social sciences and psychology). Applicants must have completed at least 150 of the 180 ECTS credits at the time of application. Unfortunately, we cannot consider applications that do not meet this requirement. Completed 60 ECTS credits and course work in statistics, mathematics, computer sciences, or another quantitative subject including 24 ECTS credits in statistics, and a minimum of 12 ECTS from the modules must be from coursework that is of intermediate or advanced levels. Proof of relevant language skills English language skills For a list of accepted documents, see the required application documents. Please note If you have not completed your degree at the time of application, the current average score will be calculated. For courses to be considered intermediate or advanced, the course content must clearly go beyond introductory or basic concepts. Determining the relevance of previous studies for the MSc in Applied Statistics programme will be based on the documents enclosed in the application (see: "Required application documents"). The selection process is a two-stage process. The initial selection round will evaluate candidates based on their written application. The second round will evaluate candidates based on personal interviews. Further information on the application process and eligibility requirements can be found in the admission regulations ("Ordnung über die Zugangsvoraussetzungen und über die Zulassung") for the Master’s degree in Applied Statistics (see: "Admission regulations").

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Tuition is No tuition fee. Taken from the university's published fees page, not re-checked since — confirm it before you budget. We confirm the current fee and the scholarships you qualify for — free.

The main intake is Winter semester. Most universities admit on a rolling basis — we confirm the exact deadline for your profile, free.

Admission to the Master’s programme in Applied Statistics is competitive. Admission into the programme is based on proof of relevance of previous studies. Proof of relevance of previous studies A minimum of six semesters of study culminating in a Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent course of study with a minimum of 180 ECTS credits in statistics, mathematics, computer sciences, economics, agricultural economics or a closely related discipline (e.g. empirical social sciences and psychology). Applicants must have completed at least 150 of the 180 ECTS credits at the time of application. Unfortunately, we cannot consider applications that do not meet this requirement. Completed 60 ECTS credits and course work in statistics, mathematics, computer sciences, or another quantitative subject including 24 ECTS credits in statistics, and a minimum of 12 ECTS from the modules must be from coursework that is of intermediate or advanced levels. Proof of relevant language skills English language skills For a list of accepted documents, see the required application documents. Please note If you have not completed your degree at the time of application, the current average score will be calculated. For courses to be considered intermediate or advanced, the course content must clearly go beyond introductory or basic concepts. Determining the relevance of previous studies for the MSc in Applied Statistics programme will be based on the documents enclosed in the application (see: "Required application documents"). The selection process is a two-stage process. The initial selection round will evaluate candidates based on their written application. The second round will evaluate candidates based on personal interviews. Further information on the application process and eligibility requirements can be found in the admission regulations ("Ordnung über die Zugangsvoraussetzungen und über die Zulassung") for the Master’s degree in Applied Statistics (see: "Admission regulations"). English: E.G. PTE Academic: 59 UNIcert® English: UNIcert® II TOEFL iBT (before 2026): 80 IELTS Academic: 5.5 Cambridge English Qualifications: B2 First.

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