Pre-courses announcement
In this academic year 2025/2026 the M.Sc. in Statistical Methods and Applications organizes pre-courses during the week two weeks before the official start of the first semester (11 15-19 September 2025).
All first-year students are strongly recommended to attend the lectures in person according to the schedule below. This first week of classes will allow students coming from different academic backgrounds to share some fundamental knowledge of probability concepts, statistical analysis and programming skills. Moreover, there will be few interesting lectures on quantitative economics and official statistics.
To register, please fill-in the online form at the following link https://forms.gle/rfsPEPyxGfB3sa528 and confirm that you will be attending or inform why you will not be attending. Pre-courses are starting:
when: Monday 15 September at 8:00
where: Lecture room - Aula 14 - CU007 building
IMPORTANT: additional pre-courses unit have been scheduled. You can now join a short course "An introduction to R".
Lectur#01
when: Tuesday 23 September at 12:00
where: Lecture Room XI bis - CU002 building - Scienze Politiche/Political Sciences corridor
Lecture #02
when: Tuesday 30 September at 12:00
where: Lecture Room XI bis - CU002 building - Scienze Politiche/Political Sciences corridor
IMPORTANT - change of schedule: on Friday 19 September the online lecture "Introduction to Official Statistics" (prof. Roberta Varriale) will start at 10:00.
The link for joining the class is the following: https://uniroma1.zoom.us/j/98572638271?pwd=YlhxZExsaUZXcjNkb0hGWnlnbjBmUT09
All first-year students are strongly recommended to attend the lectures in person according to the schedule below."
In order to attend profitably the unit on "Applied EDA and inference" with prof. Zarei it is highly recommended to bring your own laptop in the lecture room Aula 14 (where an electric plug is availbale in any seat).
This first week of classes will allow students coming from different academic backgrounds to share some fundamental knowledge of probability concepts and programming skills. Moreover, there will be interesting seminars on Quantitative Economics and a first intro on Official Statistics.
You can now preview/download a detailed schedule of the pre-courses (click on the figure to download a pdf file):
