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University of Glasgow · Glasgow, United Kingdom

Mathematics & Statistics (in partnership with ZUEL) [BSc]

Undergraduate · Sciences

Mathematics & Statistics (in partnership with ZUEL) [BSc]

University of Glasgow · Glasgow, United Kingdom

About this programme

Programme structure Years 1 and 2 Students will study years 1 and 2 of the BSc Statistics at ZUEL Year 3 In your third year you will take the following courses: Inference (10 credits) Linear models (10 credits) Introduction to R (10 credits) Principles of probability & statistics (10 credits) Generalised linear models (10 credits) Data analysis (10 credits). You will also choose courses worth 60 credits from: Mathematical methods (20 credits) Metric spaces and basic topology (20 credits) Analysis of differentiation and integration (10credits) Writing and presenting mathematics (10 credits) Methods of complex analysis (10 credits) Algebra (20 credits) Dynamical systems (10 credits). Year 4 In your fourth year you will work on an individual project worth 20 credits and take the following courses: Stochastic processes (10 credits) Computational Inference (10 credits). You will also take co

Level
Undergraduate
Field
Sciences
Duration
4 years
English
IELTS 6.5
Study mode
Full-time

Entry requirements

Entry requirements for entry in 2027 Students should consult the ZUEL website for details of the entry requirement to year 1 of the programme. For entry to Level 3 (Honours) ZUEL students will typically have grades of 80+ in their first two years of study. English language For applicants from non-English speaking countries, as defined by the UK Government , the University sets a minimum English Language proficiency level.

Visa

Visa required
Student visa
Application fee
GBP 558
Proof of funds
GBP 1,171/mo
Processing time
3–8 weeks

Standard figures for this route. Some applicants pay a reduced fee or none at all — confirm your own case on the official visa page.

Scholarships available (1)

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