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Because statistical analysis is required in government, business, and industry sectors, a joint degree in mathematics and statistics can provide you with a wealth of career options. You might expect to find employment in banking, accounting, or finance, but prospective employees with a degree in mathematics and statistics are also valuable in biological science, psychology, or even computer software engineering. If you're interested in expanding your career options but don't wish to attend a campus-based university, you can choose from many excellent online mathematics and statistics degree programs.
Online Mathematics and Statistics degree programs are available at the Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, and PhD levels. The curricula will differ depending on the degree program, but there will be obvious overlap. Common courses are: Calculus and Matrix Algebra, Computational Mathematics, Statistical Data Analysis and Databases, Mathematical Modeling, Biostatistical Methods, Statistical Design, and Mathematics and Management Science.
As informational technology advances, there will be consistent demand for individuals with knowledge and education in mathematics and statistics, and, though no degree can guarantee a particular salary, as of May 2004, the annual mean income for a statistician was $58,620. The wide range of jobs for an individual with an education in mathematics and statistics makes the degree extremely valuable. | |||||||||||
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