Statics is about the structural stability. When teaching statistics, we aim to draw conclusions by looking at the data.
Will your favorite sports team win tonight? Would you make a lot of money selling air conditioners on account of climate change? As a data scientist, you are part computer scientist and part trendspotter. Pursue a competitive career edge now!
Students in the Bachelor's degree program in Statistics and Data Science focus on learning how researchers draw conclusions about climate change, how banks assess stock market risks, and how betting companies calculate their odds. Data analysis serves as a basis to calculate just how the world is moving. Together with experts in corresponding fields, program graduates work on these types of topics and more, helping to shape the future.
Data Managers are highly sought-after at many companies. Company success is based on data analytics and is one of many reasons just why companies and institutions - including the Voestalpine, Hofer KG, Runtastic, Statistik Austria, Google, Netflix as well as banks and hospitals - rely on your understanding and background as a statistician and/or data scientist.
Key Facts
Degree
Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Duration
6 semesters
ECTS
180 credits
Language
German (Level B2)
Location
Linz
Program
Full-Time/Part-Time
As part of the Bachelor’s degree program, students must complete classes amounting to a total of 180 ECTS credits in the subject areas of theoretical, applied and practical statistics, data science, mathematics, computer science, supporting content, gender studies, electives, and autonomous coursework.
Detailed information about the program structure and courses are available in the curriculum and in the course catalog.
New students will be required to complete the StEOP requirements at the beginning of the Bachelor's degree program. The required StEOP courses are outlined in the curriculum. Students must pass the required StEOP courses in order to continue on with the program and register for courses as outlined in the curriculum.
Students in the Bachelor's degree program Statistics and Data Science acquire expertise in:
You will learn how to analyze data. The results will help you create solutions that are in high demand in today's business world, for example, as well as in industry, medicine, and biology. Supporting content and autonomous coursework allow you to individually specialize in a field.
Students learn more about statistical methodologies and their applications, acquiring an extensive, interdisciplinary understanding of the subject area along with the following skills:
Did you know that ...?
global warming impacts high-altitude alpine vegetation? How do production parameters influence product quality? As a statistician and data scientist, you are often involved in these types of exciting and contemporary research studies!
Your career opportunities lie in areas that require data to be collected, systematically managed, evaluated, and presented on a large scale. You are in high demand in the job market because, among other things, the demand for educated statisticians and data scientists is growing exponentially in lieu of digitization and new data collection methods. Our graduates learn about addressing the following:
In order to be admitted to the Bachelor's degree program, you must fulfill the following requirements.
To help you start your studies, you can take the preparation course "Mathematik mit Schwerpunkt auf Statistik und Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung" during your first semester, or the preparation course "Praktische Programmierkenntnisse" during the last week of September (provided these courses are being offered). These courses have been designed to assist students at the start of their studies as the courses cover selected topics from math classes at higher level schools and provide a basic introduction to programming.
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Statics is about the structural stability. When teaching statistics, we aim to draw conclusions by looking at the data.
On the contrary. Statistical methods provide exciting insight that plays a key role in developing new drugs and supporting management decisions.
While a good understanding of mathematics would be an advantage, a basic interest and aptitude in mathematics is enough. The JKU offers preparation courses in mathematics to help you get started, giving you an opportunity to revise the material taught at upper-level high schools.
The Bachelor's degree programs in Artificial Intelligence and Statistics & Data Science overlap to the extent that both programs include courses in mathematics, computer science, data science, and machine learning.
The program objective, however, is different: While our program provides students with a broad spectrum of statistical methods that can be used to analyze data, the undergraduate degree program in Artificial Intelligence focuses on computer sciences.
Another difference is the language of instruction: Statistics & Data Science is offered in German.
Do you need help registering or do you have questions about the program? Contact the JKU's Office of Student Information and Academic Advising (SIBS)!
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After completing your undergraduate degree, you can continue your education by pursuing an advanced degree:
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