Bachelor of Statistics and Planning
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Statistics and Planning at Ndejje University is a rigorous, industry‑aligned degree designed to equip students with strong quantitative, analytical, and planning competencies. The program builds a solid foundation in statistical theory, data analysis, forecasting, econometrics, planning principles, urban and regional development, and evidence‑based decision‑making. Students engage with real‑world case studies and applied planning scenarios, preparing them to address national development challenges using data‑driven strategies.
This three‑year program integrates:
- Core statistical methods (probability, inference, regression, time series)
- Planning theory, project planning, and policy analysis
- Quantitative tools for development, economics, and resource allocation
- Technical skills in statistical software, modeling, and data visualization
The result is a graduate skilled in both statistics and planning, able to interpret data and translate insights into actionable plans
Why Study this program at Ndejje University?
- The BSP program is fully accredited by the National Council for Higher Education until January 22, 2029, ensuring students receive training that meets national and employer standards.
- Dual Competence: Statistics + Planning This unique combination enables graduates to work in diverse fields: government planning, NGOs, finance, research, monitoring & evaluation, urban development, and data‑driven policy support. It produces professionals who can both analyze data and apply it to real development challenges.
- High Market Demand for Data‑Driven Planners Uganda’s growing development agenda requires professionals who can carry out forecasting, policy analysis, monitoring & evaluation, and strategic planning—skills at the center of this program. The BSP degree directly responds to this workforce shortage.
- Strong Technical and Practical Training Students learn modern quantitative tools, planning methodologies, and statistical software, supported by a curriculum that blends theory with hands‑on experiences such as industrial training and applied research.
- Ndejje’s Values‑Driven Academic Environment Rooted in Ndejje University’s Christian ethos, the program shapes graduates who are not only skilled analysts but also ethical, responsible, and community‑centered professionals.
Learning Outcomes
Graduates of BSP program will be able to:
- Demonstrate solid mastery of statistical theory, including probability, inference, regression, and time‑series analysis.
- Apply quantitative methods to interpret complex datasets and support evidence‑based decision‑making.
- Utilize statistical software and data modeling tools to analyze and visualize data effectively.
- Assess development issues using planning theory, economic principles, and spatial analysis techniques.
- Formulate strategic plans, policies, and project proposals grounded in statistical evidence and forecasting.
- Integrate theoretical knowledge with practical field experience through industrial training and applied research.
- Demonstrate professionalism, ethical conduct, and a commitment to responsible planning in line with Ndejje University’s values
Course Structure
Year 1Year 2Year 3
- Introduction to Statistics
- Calculus I
- Principles of Economics (Microeconomics)
- Introduction to Development Studies
- Communication Skills
- ICT / Computer Applications
- Probability Theory I
- Calculus II
- Macroeconomics
- Elements of Demography
- Linear Algebra
- Academic Writing / Research Skills
- Probability Theory II
- Statistical Inference I
- Sampling Techniques
- Development Economics
- Population Studies
- Statistical Computing (SPSS, R, STATA)
- Statistical Inference II
- Regression Analysis
- Design of Experiments
- Project Planning & Management
- Environmental Planning
- Time Series Analysis
- Multivariate Analysis
- Econometrics I
- Regional Planning
- Monitoring & Evaluation
- Research Methods
- Econometrics II
- Advanced Data Analysis / Big Data Analytics
- Policy Analysis
- Research Project
- Dissertation (Data Collection, Analysis, Report Writing)
Entry Requirements – Bachelor of Statistics and Planning
Direct Entry
- Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) with at least 5 passes
- Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) with 1 principal pass in a relevant subject.
Diploma Entry
- Relevant diploma in Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, or Computing or related field (Upper Second or Credit), recognized by NCHE
Mature Age Entry
- A minimum score of 50% in a recognized Mature Age Entry Examination
International Applicants
- Secondary school completion equivalent to Uganda’s A-Level
- Academic documents must be equated where necessary
- Proof of English proficiency if prior education was not in English
This Course includes:
How to get Admitted?
Follow the application process by submitting your academic documents and completing the university admission requirements.
