• ​​​​G1. Exhibit positive attitudes and national and institutional values toward the applied statistics, in order to contribute to an increasingly dynamic society.
• G2.  Think critically, master problem-solving skills and communicate clearly applied statistics concepts and their impact to solve real-life problems.
• ​G3. Maintain an essence of statistical knowledge in line with technological changes to provide a solid foundation for lifelong learning in the future.
• ​G4. Have an appropriate package of professional skills to ensure a productive career that uses statistics.
• ​G5. Develop the creative potential of the students through research.

Knowledge and Understanding
Graduates will be able to:

• K1: A comprehensive and consistent structure of knowledge and understanding of the theories, principles, and concepts involved in applied statistics needed to enter the job force. 
• K2: A good working knowledge and specialized understanding of processes, tools, methods, and practices based on recent developments in applied statistics, including:
• statistical modeling and the omnipresent role of variability,
• efficient design of studies and construction of effective sampling plans, 
• exploratory data analysis, 
• formal inference process.​​ 

 Skills
Graduates will be able to:

• S1: Apply the concepts, principles, and theories involved in addressing issues and problems in a range of complex contexts. 

• S2: Critically evaluate complex knowledge and use it to provide innovative solutions to contemporary issues and problems in applied statistics. 

• S3: Practice statistical methods and analysis in investigating complex issues and case study research. 

• S4: Communicate in different ways, demonstrating an understanding of theoretical knowledge, transferring knowledge and specialized skills, and sharing complex ideas within a variety of audience. 

• S5: Choose and use a variety of digital technology, information, communication technology tools, and appropriate statistical software to process, analyze and produce data and information; to support and promote specialized research and projects. 

Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility
Graduates will be able to:

• V1: Demonstrate integrity, professional and academic ethics, participation in finding constructive solutions to some societal issues, and a commitment to responsible citizenship. 

• V2: Self-evaluate of the level of learning and performance, insist on achievement and excellence, and make logical decisions supported by evidence and arguments independently.

• V3: Lead teamwork with functional flexibility and effectiveness, and take responsibility for professional development, participating in developing the group's performance, and enhancing the quality of life. ​