Current Students

Programme Structure

 

Please refer to the links in the table below for the programme requirements.

Please note that students should refer to programme documents that correspond to their year of matriculation.

Declaration of Major/2nd Major/Minor should be done before the start of the 5th semester.
Late declaration will not be considered by the department.

Matriculation Year Major in Statistics 2nd Major in Statistics Minor in Statistics
AY2019/20 and AY2020/21 [160 units] [42 units] [20 units]
AY2021/22 and after [160 units] [42 units] [20 units]

 

Matriculation Year Major in Data Science and Analytics 2nd Major in Data Analytics Minor in Data Analytics
AY2019/20 and AY2020/21 [160 units] [42 units] [20 units]
AY2021/22 [160 units] [40 units] [20 units]
AY2022/23 and after [160 units] [40 units] [20 units]

 

Data Science and Economics Major
The Data Science and Economics cross disciplinary programme is hosted by the Department of Mathematics. 
For more information, please refer to this page.

 

Study Advice for Data Science and Analytics (DSA) Students

  • Students are strongly advised to follow the sample study plan listed in the programme document as closely as possible.  In particular, students should complete:
    • DSA1101 by Year 1, Semester 2;
    • DSA2101 by Year 2, Semester 2; and
    • DSA3101 by Year 3, Semester 2.

Graduation may be delayed if the required courses are not completed on schedule.  If you are unable to do so, you must complete any outstanding courses by Semester 1 of the following academic year.

  • When making your study plans, please check that you have met the prerequisites of courses you intend to read as the department generally does not grant prerequisite waivers.

  • For students intending to take the Undergraduate Professional Internship Programme (UPIP) to fulfil the ST/DSA graduation requirements:

(a) Please note that DSDS gives a blanket approval for you to read any ONE of the following courses (DSA3101 or DSA426x) concurrently with UPIP, provided it is the only course you read. This means that you do not need to seek DSA3101/DSA426x course coordinator’s approval if you are only reading DSA3101 or a DSA426x course concurrently with UPIP. GEN or CFG-coded courses are exempted from this rule.

(b) For DSDS courses, you must obtain written consent from your employer to attend all lectures and tutorials. You will need to submit this employer approval to the DSDS course coordinator when requesting approval to read courses alongside UPIP.
You do not need to do this if you are only taking DSA3101 or a DSA426x course, as explained in (a).

(c) Do note that the course coordinator is not obligated to make special arrangements or approve additional courses for students on UPIP.  

 

Contact us
For general enquiries on undergraduate matters (Statistics, Data Science and Analytics), please email askdsdsug@nus.edu.sg.

For enquiries related to student exchange programmes, please email askdsdsep@nus.edu.sg.

 

page updated on 9 September 2025

 

 

NUS will adopt three new academic terminologies from 1 August 2023 – “Module” will be renamed “Course”, “Modular Credit (MC)” will be renamed “Unit”, and ‘Cumulative Average Point (CAP)” will be renamed “Grade Point Average (GPA)”. For more information, please click here (undergraduate) or
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