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Doctoral degree programmes

Interdisciplinary doctoral programme in STATISTICS
Basic information

The duration of the Interdisciplinary Doctoral Programme in Statistics is four years (240 ECTS credits), and according to the Bologna educational scheme this represents the third cycle of education. The programme consists of organised classes (60 credits) and individual research work for the doctoral dissertation (180 credits).

Interdisciplinary Doctoral Programme in Statistics is evaluated according to the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS), thus allowing students and lecturers to participate in international exchange schemes in the countries where ECTS or some other comparable system is implemented.

The doctoral programme results in the degree of “Doctor of Science” and consists of seven modules:

  • Biostatistics
  • Statistics for Social Sciences
  • Mathematical Statistics
  • Economic and Official Statistics
  • Business Statistics
  • Psychological Statistics
  • Technical Statistics

The Interdisciplinary Doctoral Programme in Statistics is the only doctoral programme in Slovenia that educates highly qualified experts and researchers in the field of statistics. Statistics is used in practically all scientific fields. Statistical experts are an indispensable part of interdisciplinary research groups and are especially needed in institutions dealing with strategic and developmental issues of official statistics.

The programme is comparable with other similar programmes of foreign universities.

 

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Basic information2.
Application and enrolment in the Doctoral Programme in Statistics3.
Curriculum and schedules4.
Requirements for progression through the programme and grading system5.
Conditions for completing the programme and the doctoral diploma6.
Career prospects7.
Mentor and potential mentors8.
Basic programme goals and general competences9.
Programme council and module co-ordinators10.
Rules and forms11.
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