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Career perspectives
As statistician, you'll be recruited by industry, banks or government institutions. You may find yourself designing clinical
trials and supporting the biomedical sector, coaching research for new medicines, setting up and analysing
psychological tests and surveys, performing financial risk analyses, statistically managing R&D projects and quality
controls, or developing statistical software. And don't forget the academic world. The applications of statistics are very
diverse, just like your professional options.
During your bachelor's and master's programme you can already shape your own profile by choosing a certain
specialisation, studying abroad (Erasmus), doing a work placement, or starting your own business.
The Student Career Centre is happy to put you on the right track towards your first work experience. The centre also
coaches you in the search for an interesting job and helps you with job interviews. For students wanting to start their own
business KU Leuven also has Lcie, the KU Leuven community that encourages students with innovative and
entrepreneurial ideas.
Don’t know where to start? The Student Career Centre's databases contain offers for jobs, volunteer work, innovation
projects and student jobs. You can also visit one of the events organised by the Career Centre.
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Programme director
Prof. dr. G. Molenberghs
Tel. +32 16 33 68 85
geert.molenberghs@kuleuven.be
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Study Advice Service
Naamsestraat 80 box 5415
3000 LEUVEN, Belgium
To contact us, please complete the contact form on our website.
Objectives
DEVELOPING AN OPINION
4. appreciates the international nature of the field of statistical science.
5. is aware of the societal relevance of statistics.
6. can critically appraise methodology and challenge proposals for reported results of data analysis.
COMMUNICATION
7. can work in an intercultural, and international team, and understands the need and importance of working in a
multidisciplinary team.
8. is an effective written and oral communicator, as well as an effective negotiator, both within their own field as well as
towards other disciplines in the context of multidisciplinary projects.
9. is aware of the common stakeholders and the need for assertive and empathic interaction with them.
LEARNING SKILLS
10. is capable of acquiring new knowledge.
DEPENDING ON THE CHOSEN OPTION, THE STUDENT MASTERS FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL LEARNING
OUTCOMES:
11. The master can act as a statistical consultant to subject-matter scientists and practitioners or/and as a collaborative
researcher in an area of specialization.
Admission requirements
In the context of the wellbeing law certain data must be stored for each student and they must be informed timely on the
subject of:
the risks to which the student is exposed during the study programme (practicals, traineeships, master's theses,…)
the associated preventive measures for each risk, such as medical follow-up, personal protective equipment and
instructions.
The risks and preventive measures are collected in the HSE-file for students. Through this link you can consult the HSE-
file. The HSE-file will be used for traineeships and/or master’s theses. For more information about traineeships, we refer to
the following site: traineeship.. For questions, please contact the HSE Department.
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