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Computing & IT and Statistics (Q67-CITS)

1 Study option · UndergraduateDistance Learning
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The Open University

Course summary

This is one of several subject combinations available in our BSc (Honours) Computing & IT and a second subject (Q67). Computing & IT studied with statistics can open career opportunities in various sectors. You’ll gain a good grounding in statistical methods, complementing the computing & IT skills you’ll develop. So if you enjoy computing & IT, and statistics, these qualifications could suit you well. With an increased emphasis on data and mathematical modelling in recent years, most employment opportunities in statistics require computing & IT skills. Consequently, graduates with analytical and computing skills are highly sought-after by employers – they can have an advantage over applicants with just one of these skill sets.

Key features of the course

  • Accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT – see Careers

  • Combine complementary subjects – statistics and computing & IT

  • Choose from four focus areas within the computing & IT strand

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Application codes

Institution code:
O11

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