Develop your understanding of a variety of statistical techniques and explore the mathematical concepts, models and tools of the finance industry.
We ask for a 2:1 honours degree, or equivalent, with substantial mathematical and statistical components. In particular, you should have studied the following topics and performed well in assessments on them (for example, a score of at least 60 per cent).
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You’ll be taught through lectures, tutorials, computing sessions and group work. Most statistics lectures are recorded so you can watch them again later.
You’ll be expected to spend around 35 hours each week on your studies, with 8-12 hours in lectures or computing classes, and the remainder consisting of independent study.
Distance learning option
Our distance learning option is taught online with support via email and an online forum. Distance learners also come to the University for residential weeks. You'll need to be in Sheffield for a few days between late May and early June each year for your exams.
You're expected to spend around 20 hours each week on your studies if you're doing the two-year version of the course, and around 12 to 15 hours each week if you're doing the three-year version.
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