In this area of instruction, students will acquire fundamental knowledge in economics, mathematics, statistics and computer technologies. Graduates of the program are engaged in gathering and processing statistical information, including official data on social, political, economic, demographic, and environmental phenomena. The greater part of work is data analysis (statistical and mathematical), modeling of socio-economic phenomena and processes, the assessment of the status and development prospects of specific objects. Upon graduation, they will become singular specialists/analysts with deep theoretical knowledge and practical skills of statistical and mathematical analysis, capable of modeling of socio-economic phenomena and processes and assessing the current state and development prospects of specific entities and trends, with proper account taken of relevant economic tendencies.
Alumni can be employed as
- analyst
- financial analyst
- business analyst
- economist
- stock market analysts
- statistician
- market researcher/statistician
- risk managers
Program subjects
- Information technology in statistics
- Statistical forecasting techniques
- Statistical risk analysis
- Information technology in statistics
- Econometrics
- Statistical analysis of financial markets
- Neural networks
- Panel data analysis methods
- Statistical analysis of big data
- Monitoring of national economic security
Graduating Department:
Department of Statistics