Mode of Study
Intake
Duration
Free offered
Payments
Programme Overview
The Bachelor’s Degree in Quantitative and Statistical Methods Applied to Management is designed to train professionals capable of using mathematical, statistical, and computational tools to analyze economic, financial, and managerial data in support of evidence-based decision-making in public and private organizations.
The programme combines management sciences, applied mathematics, statistics, and data analysis technologies, preparing graduates to operate effectively in data-driven business, economic, and institutional environments.
The curriculum is structured in accordance with the LMD (Licence–Master–Doctorate) system and aligned with international higher education and ECTS-equivalent standards.
Programme Objectives
The programme aims to:
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Develop strong mastery of quantitative and statistical methods applied to management
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Train students to collect, process, analyze, and interpret data
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Build proficiency in statistical and data analysis software such as
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Enable students to conduct economic studies and quantitative research
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Prepare analysts capable of integrating research outcomes into managerial decision-making
Programme Structure
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Duration: 3 Years (6 Semesters)
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Academic System: LMD
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Total Credits: 180 ECTS
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Field: Economics and Management
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Specialization: Quantitative and Statistical Methods
Year 1 – Foundations in Management and Mathematics (60 Credits)
Core Courses (48 Credits)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MQS 101 | Introduction to Management and Economics | 6 |
| MQS 102 | General Mathematics I (Algebra and Analysis) | 6 |
| MQS 103 | Descriptive Statistics | 6 |
| MQS 104 | Basic Computing and Spreadsheets (Excel, SPSS) | 6 |
| MQS 105 | Microeconomics | 6 |
| MQS 106 | General Accounting | 6 |
| MQS 107 | University Methodology and Academic Communication | 6 |
| MQS 108 | Financial Mathematics | 6 |
Optional Courses (Choose two – 12 Credits)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MQS 109 | Introduction to Programming (Python / R) | 6 |
| MQS 110 | English for Economics and Statistics | 6 |
| MQS 111 | Scientific Writing and Presentation Techniques | 6 |
| MQS 112 | Law and Economic Institutions | 6 |
Year 2 – Quantitative Methods Applied to Management (60 Credits)
Core Courses (48 Credits)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MQS 201 | Inferential Statistics | 6 |
| MQS 202 | General Mathematics II (Linear Algebra & Differential Calculus) | 6 |
| MQS 203 | Probability and Modeling | 6 |
| MQS 204 | Econometric Methods I | 6 |
| MQS 205 | Data Analysis (SPSS / Advanced Excel) | 6 |
| MQS 206 | Game Theory and Decision Making | 6 |
| MQS 207 | Research Methodology and Observation Internship | 6 |
| MQS 208 | Information Technology Applied to Management (Statistical Software) | 6 |
Optional Courses (Choose two – 12 Credits)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MQS 209 | Social and Demographic Statistics | 6 |
| MQS 210 | Introduction to Data Science | 6 |
| MQS 211 | Simulation and Mathematical Modeling | 6 |
| MQS 212 | Advanced Regression Analysis | 6 |
Year 3 – Professional Applications and Advanced Analysis (60 Credits)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MQS 301 | Advanced Econometrics and Time Series Analysis | 6 |
| MQS 302 | Multivariate Analysis | 6 |
| MQS 303 | Operations Research and Optimization | 6 |
| MQS 304 | Statistics for Decision Making | 6 |
| MQS 305 | Data Science Applied to Management (Python / R / Power BI) | 6 |
| MQS 306 | Professional Dissertation / Final Year Project | 12 |
| MQS 307 | Professional Internship (Minimum 3 Months) | 12 |
| Total | 60 |
Overall Credit Allocation
| Academic Year | Focus Area | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | Mathematical, statistical, and economic foundations | 60 |
| Year 2 | Quantitative methods and data analysis | 60 |
| Year 3 | Professional applications and data science | 60 |
| Total | Full Programme (LMD) | 180 ECTS |
Learning Outcomes and Skills Acquired
Graduates of the programme will be able to:
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Apply quantitative and statistical methods to management and research problems
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Use statistical software and programming tools for data analysis
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Design decision-support and optimization models
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Conduct economic, financial, and managerial studies
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Produce professional analytical reports and academic research outputs
Career Opportunities
Graduates may pursue careers as:
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Statistician / Data Analyst
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Quantitative Economist
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Management or Performance Analyst
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Economic Studies and Evaluation Officer
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Management Information Systems (MIS) Officer
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Research, Planning, and Policy Consultant
Progression and Further Studies
The degree provides access to:
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Master’s Degrees in Economics, Management, or Statistics
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Master’s Degrees in Data Analytics, Business Analytics, or Econometrics
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MBA programmes with quantitative or analytics specialization
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Research-oriented postgraduate programmes
(subject to admission requirements)
Academic Note
This programme is structured in compliance with the LMD academic framework and an ECTS-aligned credit system, ensuring academic rigor, transparency, and international comparability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Evaluation is carried out through a combination of the following methods:
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Continuous Assessments: Assignments, quizzes, and practical activities throughout the course.
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Written Examinations: Conducted at the end of each module or semester.
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Project Work / Research Component: Depending on the program, students may be required to complete a project or research-based assignment.
You can pay the balance:
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In full
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In 3, 6, or 12 installments
Payments can be made via bank deposit or online transfer.
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HDI CAMPUS Fee: Rs. 10,000/-
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University Registration Fee: $72 (Approx. Rs. 22,030/-)
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Certified copies of academic certificates
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Passport-size photo
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NIC / Passport copy
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English proficiency proof (if applicable)
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CV (For Master’s/PhD)
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Research proposal (For PhD)
[email protected]
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Bachelor: Typically within the final semester.
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Master: Typically within 6 to 12 months.
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PhD: Typically within 18 to 24 months.
Yes. All students — Bachelor, Master, and PhD — must successfully defend their thesis/project in a formal Viva Test. You will present your research and answer questions from an academic panel.
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Selected Master and PhD theses will be published in the HDI CAMPUS Publication Portal and/or Academic Journal.
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This allows your research to contribute to global academic knowledge and gives you a published academic record.
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Bachelor: Not mandatory, but encouraged.
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Master: Not mandatory, but encouraged.
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PhD: Yes, you are required to publish at least 2 articles in indexed journals. The university facilitates low-cost publication in Academic Journal (www.acadj.org).
Students are encouraged to propose their own thesis topics aligned with their academic interests. However, topics must be approved by the Faculty Research Committee. Supervisors will assist in refining topics.