Overview
About this course
BSc (Hons) Statistics is a undergraduate course in Natural & Physical Sciences at Ravenford University, taught at Riverside Science Park. You can start in September 2026 or January 2027.
One ITER Education application covers up to five course choices, ranked in the order you prefer them — your counsellor can help you decide where this one fits in your list.
What you need
Entry requirements
ITER Education IFY with grades ABB including Mathematics and a science subject.
Point of entry: Level 4 (Year One)
Not sure you meet these? Ask your counsellor — pathway and alternative entry routes may be available.
Fees and funding
What it costs
£26,400
First-year tuition fee
Fees for later years are confirmed by the university.
Scholarships at Ravenford University
- Vice-Chancellor's International Excellence Scholarship (up to £6,000)
- Ravenford Global Leaders Award (25% tuition)
- STEM Futures Bursary
Ask your counsellor which you may be eligible for.
Where you'll study
About Ravenford University
Ravenford University
Ravenford, United Kingdom
A historic civic university on the banks of the River Raven, known for its strengths in engineering, business and the life sciences. Ravenford combines a collegiate campus experience with strong industry links and one of the largest international student communities in the country. (Demo institution for testing purposes.)
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QS World University Rankings 2026
#88
Times Higher Education World Rankings 2026
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One application covers up to five course choices, ranked in the order you prefer them.
