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Statistics: Business Statistics I

Course • Bachelor's level • 7.5 credits

Want to understand how data can help you make smarter decisions in business? This course introduces key statistical tools for data analytics. Collecting, analysing, and interpreting data – skills that are essential in today’s data-driven world.

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Bachelor's

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STAA45

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You’ll learn how to work with data using statistical methods that are widely used in business and economics. No prior university experience in statistics is required – we start from the basics.

You’ll explore three main areas:

  • Descriptive statistics: Learn how to collect, summarise and present data using graphs and numbers.
  • Probability theory: Understand how to calculate probabilities and work with distributions like binomial and normal.
  • Statistical inference: Learn how to estimate values, build confidence intervals and test hypotheses.

Course literature

The course literature listed may be updated up to eight weeks before the course begins.

Course literature STAA45 (PDF, New tab)

You’ll learn through lectures, group tutorials, computer labs and hands-on exercises. You’ll also complete a group project, which you’ll present at a seminar. This helps you apply what you’ve learned and improve your communication skills.

The skills you gain in this course are useful in many areas – from marketing and finance to research and policy. It also prepares you for more advanced courses in statistics and data analysis.

Applications for this course are currently closed.

You can find information about future application opportunities here.

Contact us

Academic advisor Statistics

Email: studievagledare@stat.lu.se

Phone: +46 46 222 89 21