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With the increasing use of alternative software packages like R in data analysis, now is the time to learn their ins and outs

Data is everywhere but to retrieve the valuable insights requires important analytical skills. The large number of active programmers creating R packages makes R suitable for a range of data analysis techniques, from basic hypothesis testing to generalized linear regression, and multivariate analysis such as principal component analysis, factor analysis, or clustering. 

In this course you will apply what you have learned right away in short exercises using Rmarkdown. You will be graded using an assignment in which you will learn to deal with messy data and integrate the knowledge you obtained in the exercises. The course is highly intensive as it focuses both on interpreting statistics while also learning to program in R.

Please note: final course details, dates, and tuition fees for the Summer 2027 programme will be published on this website by the end of November.

Course overview

  • Course dates: TBA for 2027
  • Attendance: In-person
  • Forms of tuition: Lectures, exercises, self-study
  • Forms of assessment: Written assignment
  • See the course curriculum

Course level

  • Level: Advanced bachelor's
  • English language requirement: B2 level or higher (equivalent to IELTS 6.5)
  • See the entry requirements

Workload

  • Credits: Equivalent to 3 ECTS
  • Contact hours: 45

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  • Coordinating lecturer: dr. Meike Morren
  • Faculty: School of Business and Economics (SBE), Marketing
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