CStat Notes for Guidance
Full details of the criteria for Chartered Statistician (CStat) status can be found in the notes for guidance. All potential applicants should read and understand these notes, which are designed to assist in deciding whether or not to apply. In summary, at least one of the following four criteria must be met. Please note that this is only a summary; full details are in the notes for guidance.
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A good UK Honours Degree (Class I or II) and/or an appropriate Higher Degree in Statistics or a subject containing substantial coverage of statistical theory, methods and practice and typically at least five years of professional development consisting of appropriate professional statistical training and experience
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An appropriate overseas degree (in some cases an MSc will be necessary) in Statistics or a subject containing substantial coverage of statistical theory, methods and practice and typically at least five years of professional development consisting of appropriate professional statistical training and experience
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The Graduate Diploma of the Royal Statistical Society or the Institute of Statisticians and typically at least five years of professional development consisting of appropriate professional statistical training and experience
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The fourth criterion applies only in exceptional circumstances. It applies to applicants who do not possess an approved formal qualification. For details go to CStat Criterion 4
The CStat application form is available from a separate page of our website. Please note there is a separate application form for Criterion 4 applications
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