On this page, you will find links to up-to-date information on our current academic programs.
Note that, as of Fall 2020, all of our programs have been updated. The updates have been quite important in the case of the B.Sc. Honours and Major in Statistics. Details on the changes can be found here.
This is an intensive, systematic program of study in statistics. It is the best preparation for post-graduate study and leads to entry level positions as statisticians.
To enter the Honours program students must have a “B” or better in STAT 2150. See program information and program chart for further details.
These programs offer intensive studies not only in statistics but also in other related fields. Currently, the Department offers joint honours programs with actuarial science, economics and mathematics and computer science. See below for program specific details.
This program gives a more flexible but less intensive exposure to the subject of statistics. Graduates would be able to enter the workforce in junior positions.
To enter the four-year Major program in Statistics, students must have a “C+” or better in STAT 2150. See program information and program chart for further details.
The four-year Major and (Joint) Honours in Statistics have a Co-op option, where you can alternate study and work terms in your third and fourth years. See appropriate program information and the Science Co-op page for further details.
*Unfortunately, the Co-op option is currently unavailable for students in the Joint Honours in Statistics and Actuarial mathematics.
The Statistical Society of Canada has accredited most of the 3000-level and 4000-level statistical courses as being available for partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Associate Statistician (A.Stat.) designation.
Visit student affairs to learn more about admission requirements, application dates and how to apply.
