
The Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics, Statistics, and Data Science program provides a strong foundation in mathematical problem-solving techniques with a practical, application-oriented approach. It is designed for students interested in using mathematical, statistical, and computational methods to address real-world challenges across various fields, including science, engineering, economics, and finance. The program emphasizes mathematical modeling, analysis, and computation, leveraging recent advancements in technology to enhance the importance of quantitative methods.
The BSc program requires students to complete 123 credits, comprising 48 credits of University General Education Requirements and 75 credits of Mathematics Major Requirements. These are distributed across core courses, technical electives, and science/engineering electives. Students may also opt for a specialized concentration in Mathematics of Financial Data and Decisions.
Graduates of the BSc in Applied Mathematics, Statistics, and Data Science program are well-prepared for a wide range of career opportunities due to the high demand for professionals with strong quantitative skills. The program aims to equip students to meet employer expectations and pursue advanced studies.
International students are encouraged to check the specific English language proficiency requirements as listed by Khalifa University's admissions office, as these can vary.
Tuition fees are charged per credit hour. The university reserves the right to change these fees.
All Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD programs are accredited by the Commission for Academic Accreditation (CAA) of the Ministry of Education in the United Arab Emirates. Some engineering programs hold ABET accreditation.
Tuition fees are charged per credit hour at AED 2,500 for undergraduate programs. The university reserves the right to change these fees.
The program requires students to complete 123 credits. While specific duration in years is not stated, a typical bachelor's degree is completed in four years.
Successful completion of high school with a strong academic record is required for undergraduate admission. Specific subject prerequisites may apply based on the chosen program.
Required documents include high school transcripts, high school diploma/certificate, passport copy, and English language proficiency test scores if applicable. Letters of recommendation may also be required.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Statistician, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Specialist, Financial Mathematician, Risk Analyst, and Actuarial Mathematician, among others.
Yes, undergraduate scholarships are available, which can be merit-based or need-based. More details can be found on the KU Scholarships page.