Aims

The course aims at contributing to the following learning results:

The student...

• Uses static and dynamic models, graphically and algebraically, to analyse and solve (business) economic problems (5.a)
• Uses descriptive and inferential statistical methods and techniques to solve (business) economic problems (5.b)
  • Uses confidence intervals and hypothesis testing for parameters of distributions to solve (business) economic problems (5.b.2)
• In line with the given practical relevance and the definition of the (business) economics problem, chooses and uses the appropriate techniques to acquire, analyse and interpret data (6.c)
  • Chooses and uses the appropiate inferential statistical techniques to analyse and interpret data (6.c.2)
• From qualitative and quantitative research findings, draws scientific conclusions that bear practical relevance (6.e)
  • ​From quantitative research findings, draws scientific conclusions that bear practical relevance (6.e.1) 
• Is familiar with relevant ICT applications and uses the knowledge and skills to solve (business) economic problems (11.g)
  • Is familiar with relevant ICT applications for inferential statistical technique (11.g.2)

Previous knowledge

The admission criteria for the programme can be found in the programme catalogue.

In order for the students to start this course in the best possible way, they are expected to have the preliminary knowledge, competences, and attitudes they acquired in the courses listed below. Students should be able to apply them. 

If you want to follow this course, it is advisable to have completed the following courses first:

Statistics for Business Economists 1

Mathematics for Business Economists 1

Identical courses

This course is identical to the following courses:
HBH70A : Statistiek voor bedrijfswetenschappen 2
HLH29A : Statistiek voor bedrijfseconomen 2 (No longer offered this academic year)
Y00932 : Statistiek voor bedrijfswetenschappen 2

Is included in these courses of study

• Bachelor of Business Administration (Brussels) 180 ects.
• Bachelor of Business Administration: Double Degree Kedge (outgoing) (Brussels et al) 240 ects.
• Courses for Exchange Students Faculty of Economics and Business (Brussels)
• Bachelor of Business Administration: Double Degree Galway (outgoing) (Brussels et al) 240 ects.