Postgraduate Virtual Open Days
UCL's Department of Statistical Science is one of the oldest in the world and offers a friendly and supportive atmosphere, where small-group teaching and personal attention are available for all students.
are a great chance to find out more about your chosen course, the department and studying at UCL. You'll have the opportunity to hear from academic staff and ask any questions you might have about life at UCL.
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REF 2021 results
UCL Mathematics and UCL Statistical Science ranked 8th nationally for research power in REF 2021. The UCL REF 2021 submission for Mathematics has been ranked 5th on 4*+3*. Their overall GPA has increased from 3.08 to 3.40, impact ranking has increased from 31st to 18th and they are ranked 8th nationally for research power. The UCL REF submission for mathematics is a joint submission from UCL Mathematics and UCL Statistical Sciences. You can read some of the submitted case studies on our website.
Weather and climate prediction
UCL has partnered with the Met Office to advance the science of weather and climate prediction. This collaboration includes academics from the Department of Statistical Science through the Met Office Academic Partnership (MOAP).
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Our regular seminar series covers a broad range of applied and methodological topics in Statistical Science.
This video is part of the UCL Women in Mathematical Sciences series - The leaky pipeline: Female Professors in STEM.
UCL Hacking the Climate
The hackathon’s aim was to provide an opportunity for teams of students to analyse and visualise aspects of the Met Office’s UKCP18 climate projections. These are the outputs from the projects carried out.
MRC Biostatistics Unit 18th Armitage Lecture
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Professor Gianluca Baio talks about how health technology assessment (HTA) is a crucial aspect of medical research and is applied in several jurisdictions, including the UK, to legislate on whether - once they have been approved for marketing - interventions should be directly funded by the healthcare provider, e.g. through reimbursement schemes.
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