Statistics Course Handbooks

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What are course handbooks? Each Academic Department is responsible for maintaining the definitive version of the Course Specifications (previously called Course Regulations) on their own website. By definition, the Course Specifications (Course Regulations) must provide the following information:

Core / Required Core / Optional modules by year of study and the credit weighting of each module
Required total credits to be taken by year of study (e.g., 120 credits in each of years 1, 2 and 3 respectively)
The relative credit weighting across the years of study for the final degree classification
Modules that are required for progression or Award
Guidance on optional module selection (e.g., how many to be selected and whether these are restricted to a defined list or department; list of modules for the current academic year; signposting to the module catalogue)
Credit weightings by years of study towards final degree classification
Progression Requirements for each year and links to the relevant regulations
Specific requirements for award of sub-qualifications or exit awards (e.g., Pass Degree at Bachelor’s level or PG Diploma or PG Award at Master’s level; UG exit awards as per course forms or institutional awards)
The relevant examination conventions for each course.

Statistics module information. Your course handbook contains the list of core and optional modules, including requirements on core and optional modules. The statistics module page provides the home pages for all modules run by the Department of Statistics (i.e. modules whose code begins with 'ST').
Module choice guidance. In partnership with students the department and SSLC have prepared a module choice guidance booklet covering module choice and degree routes based on individual interests. This page includes an archive of presentations from module fairs, returner's welcome and other events.

Module assessment deadlines. The statistics assessment handbook provides the deadlines for all assessments, assessment weights and information regarding assessment categories for each statistics module.

Module timetables. The department works with partner departments to ensure core modules do not clash. Due to the number of optional modules available and the thousands of combinations possible it is not possible to avoid clashes for all module option choices. A tool is available to check for module clashes.

Grade distributions. Module grade distribution data is available on the grade distribution page.

Actuarial exemptions. The actuarial exemption page provides detailed information regarding module mappings for actuarial exemptions.

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Pre-registration is required for Economics (EC), Warwick Business School (IB) and some Statistics (ST) and some external modules. If you do not pre-register, then you may not be able to take a particular module.

Economics pre-registration was circulated to all students in Term 2 and a drop-in session was provided by Economics.
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Details of ST module pre-registration are listed on the individual moduleLink opens in a new window pages. Pre-registration does not open until after results publication in July.

2024–25 Course Handbooks

The modules listed in these handbooks are those available in the 2024–25 academic year.
Those modules listed in earlier course handbooks must not be considered the definitive list of modules for future years.
There are two sets of handbooks, one for those commencing their studies in 2022–23 or later and one set for those that started their programme before 2022–23.
Temporary withdrawal/resit without residence students. If you took a period of temporary withdrawal or resit without residence, then you are governed by the regulations in force at the time your commenced your course in this department and the modules available to you are listed in the for the cohort you are studying with.
Year 1 restart students. If you restarted Year 1, then you are governed by the regulations in force when you restarted Year 1. For example, if you started first time in the 2021-22 academic year, then restarted Year 1 in 2022-23, then you are governed by the same regulations as those who started for the first time in 2022-23.
Please note that pre-printed versions of the Course Handbooks cannot be updated to reflect changes to the regulations. Therefore, only the online version of the Course Handbooks (available when you are signed in) can be considered to be the definitive version of the Course Regulations.

Handbooks for students who started in 2022/23 or later (External Access)

These handbooks are for students that started Year 1 in or after the 2022/23 academic year. Please note that these pre-printed versions of the Course Handbooks are produced prior to the commencement of the academic year and cannot be updated to reflect changes to the regulations.

Therefore, only the online version of the Course Handbooks (available when you are signed in) can be considered to be the definitive version of the Course Regulations.

The intercalated Year Handbook, Handbook for External Students taking ST Modules and handbooks for those who commenced their degrees before 2022/23 are only available to members of the university and you must sign-in to view these.