Master of Technology in Environmental Statistics At KsTU

Environment statistics is the application of statistical methods to environmental science.

KsTU is one of the best schools in Ghana offering Master of Technology in Environmental Statistics courses
find below KsTU Master of Technology in Environmental Statistics course, structures, and entry requirements

Duration:2 Years
Semesters:4 Semesters
Credit Hours Per Semester:Semester 1 = 18 Credit HrsSemester 2 = 18 Credit HrsSemester 3  = 18 Credit HrsSemester 4  = 18 Credit Hrs
Total Credit Hours:72 credit Hours
Dean of Faculty:Prof. Bashiru I. I, Saeed
Head of Department:Hudu Mohammed
Exam Officer:Mr. Francis Anyan

COURSE OUTLINE

YEAR 1, BLOCK 1 (SEMESTER 1)

Course CodeCourse TitleTPC
STE 503Probability Distribution1.51.53
STE 505Statistical Inference1.51.53
STE 507Statistical Computing1.51.53
STE 509Graphical Information Systems I1.51.53
STE 511Project Management1.51.53
STE 513The Environment: Concepts, Human Influence and Changes I1.51.53
TOTAL9918

YEAR 1, BLOCK 2 (SEMESTER 2)

Course CodeCourse TitleTPC
STE 502Statistical Modelling1.51.53
STE 504Applied Time Series Analysis1.51.53
STE 506Spatial Data Analysis1.51.53
STE 508Geographical Information Systems II1.51.53
STE 510Advanced Research Methods1.51.53
STE 512The Environment: Concepts, Human Influence and Changes II1.51.53
TOTAL9918

YEAR 2, BLOCK 3 (SEMESTER 3)

Course CodeCourse TitleTPC
STE 601M. Tech Thesis I15015
STE 603Seminar I033
TOTAL15318

YEAR 2, BLOCK 4 (SEMESTER 4)

Course CodeCourse TitleTPC
STE 602M. Tech Thesis II15015
STE 604Seminar II033
TOTAL15318

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Applicants must possess a B.Tech or B.Sc. Statistics/ B.Tech or B.Sc. Environmental Statistics/ or equivalent qualification.

All applicants must have a minimum of one (1) year post-qualification industrial experience.

Preference will be given to applicants with 1st Class and 2nd Class Upper Honours.

First Class B.Tech Environmental Statistics applicants may be admitted without post-graduation industrial experience.

Applicants with a second class (lower division) or lower qualifications will have to pass an interview before admission into the programme.
Applicants with other statistics or mathematics backgrounds would be required to take relevant environmental science courses as prerequisites.