The world is becoming quantitative.
Industry demands reliability that can be backed up with solid statistics.
Obtaining accurate data from surveys, samples and research studies is key in the advancement of technology, medicine, behavioural science, safety and many other areas. With the increase in the job market for experts who can produce and analyse trustworthy data, a degree in Statistics is becoming more and more valuable. The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers a wide range of courses varying from introductory statistics courses to advanced probability theory. All of these courses combine theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Also, SCUM, the Society of Calgary Undergraduate Mathematics, is an active group providing students with a chance to socialise with other members of the Department.