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The Department of Statistics
The Department of Statistics, established in 1966, is one of the largest statistical groups in the UK. In the 2008 RAE results Glasgow gained the highest percentage of 4* activity (the highest grade) amongst Statistics group in Scotland, and has a world- leading research environment rated third best in the UK. The department is part of the Faculty of Information and Mathematical Sciences.
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Find out a little more about our department by watching the video below
“I think moving away from home was the best decision I ever made. I have really enjoyed Glasgow and the people here as everyone is so friendly and approachable. Uni halls are a great way to meet people like you, and give a great opportunity for socialising.
Statistics at Glasgow is a great course at a great university. The course is well rated at one of the country's best rated universities. The staff are all very nice and the classes tend to be quite small, which means you get to know everyone in your class. The course also seems highly rated by employers; when applying for jobs it has definitely been an advantage to have done this course compared to other universities and also other courses within Glasgow Uni”
Simon Davie, 4th year BSc Statistics (Single Honours) March 2009

