60410800 — Statistics (by Industries and Sectors)

Bachelor’s Degree Program

Program Overview

The Bachelor’s Degree Program in Statistics (by Industries and Sectors) is designed to train highly qualified specialists capable of collecting, processing, analyzing, and interpreting statistical data related to economic, social, and sectoral development. The program equips students with strong analytical skills and practical knowledge required to support evidence-based decision-making across various sectors of the economy.

Courses Offered

• Statistics

• Statistical Theory

• Statistics and Econometrics

• Labor Market Statistics

• Industry Statistics I

• Industry Statistics II

• Investment Statistics

• Research Methods and Skills

• Socio-Economic Statistics I

• Regional Statistics

• Financial Market Statistics

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:

• organize and conduct statistical observations and surveys;

• develop and apply systems of statistical indicators;

• analyze economic and sectoral processes using statistical methods;

• assess the development of industries and economic sectors;

• apply basic methods of economic forecasting and modeling;

• work with official statistical databases and administrative data;

• use modern statistical and analytical software tools;

• prepare analytical reports, statistical reviews, and data-driven presentations.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the program may pursue professional careers in:

• national and regional statistical agencies;

• ministries and government institutions;

• banks and financial institutions;

• insurance companies;

• economic analysis and consulting firms;

• research institutes and think tanks;

• public and private enterprises;

• international organizations and development projects;

• educational institutions (in relevant fields).

Typical Positions

Graduates may work in positions such as:

• Statistician;

• Economic Analyst;

• Data Analyst;

• Planning and Forecasting Specialist;

• Financial or Economic Analyst;

• Junior Researcher.

Graduate Competency Requirements

Graduates of the Bachelor’s Degree Program are expected to:

• apply statistical methods and tools in professional practice;

• evaluate economic and sectoral processes using quantitative data;

• independently manage and analyze statistical databases;

• prepare statistical reports and analytical materials;

• effectively use modern information and communication technologies;

• demonstrate teamwork, professional communication, and problem-solving skills;

• adhere to professional ethics and relevant legal and regulatory standards.