Econometrics - XM0057
Econometrics
Print & ShareEconometrics combines economic theory with mathematical and statistical models using real-world data to evaluate corporate and government policies, and to forecast trends under uncertainty. Within this major, you will develop your capacity to undertake statistical inference, apply time-series and data analytic techniques using data analysis methods. You will develop advanced critical thinking, evidence-based reasoning and technical communication skills, together with the responsible use of digital econometric tools and programming software. This quantitative major prepares you to tackle complex industry challenges, leading data initiatives as econometricians, data analysts, risk modellers and policy consultants across global sectors.
This area of study is offered in the following courses or can be taken where you have 8 free electives. To see if you can take this area of study within a double degree select from the course offering below.
- Artificial Intelligence and Commerce
- Commerce
- Commerce and Actuarial Science
- Commerce and Arts
- Commerce and Biomedical Science
- Commerce and Computer Science
- Commerce and Economics
- Commerce and Finance
- Commerce and Global Studies
- Commerce and Information Technology
- Commerce and Music
- Commerce and Politics, Philosophy and Economics
- Commerce and Science
- Engineering and Commerce
- Laws and Commerce
- Psychology and Commerce
"During high school I didn't really consider studying a business-related discipline. I also didn't enjoy studying maths, as I found it very dry and not very applicable to everyday life. Although Econometrics is very math-heavy, its application to real-world problems is extremely rewarding." Adrian Crosland, Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Economics