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    Applied Mathematics in Statistics Course
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    Applied Mathematics in Statistics Course

    by University of Toronto International Programs

    A university summer course exploring mathematical statistics, data analysis, cognitive bias, game theory, and decision-making through discussions, group work, and a final project.

    Last verified: 8 Oct 2026Reviewed by:SSSean Stevens

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    Applied Mathematics in Statistics at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Upcoming

    Eligibility

    High school; advanced English

    Age range / Year group

    Ages 15-18

    Location / Region

    University of Toronto, New College, Toronto, Canada

    Cost

    $6,625; $4,995

    Duration

    3 weeks

    Format

    In-person

    Applications open

    30 November 2026

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    Accommodation: New College Residence
    Meals: All meals included
    Certificate / Outcome: Program certificate
    Campus experience: University of Toronto, St. George
    Sessions / cadence: Monday-Friday afternoons, 15 hours/week
    Main output: Final course project
    Residential support: Live-in counselors; nighttime on-call support

    Applied Mathematics in Statistics summary

    Applied Mathematics in Statistics connects statistical reasoning with how people interpret evidence and make decisions. Its academic focus includes data analysis, cognitive bias, and game theory.

    Lectures, readings, individual work, discussions, and group projects build toward a final course project. The experience combines subject exploration with academic English practice.

    It suits students who want to test their interest in university mathematics through collaborative learning and campus life.

    What is Applied Mathematics in Statistics Course?

    Applied Mathematics in Statistics Course is an afternoon academic course within the University of Toronto, New College's Pre-University Program. Students explore mathematical statistics and data analysis, asking how collected data is used to model reality. The residential package pairs this subject with a separately chosen morning course.

    Learning combines lectures and texts with individual work, class discussions, and group projects. Students apply analytical skills to cognitive bias, game theory, and decision-making before completing a final course project. Residential life adds supervised activities and excursions alongside academic study.

    Why Succeed highlights Applied Mathematics in Statistics

    • The course connects statistical methods with cognitive bias, game theory, and decision-making, giving mathematics a practical context.

    • Individual work, discussions, and group projects offer several ways to develop and explain analytical ideas.

    • A final course project gives students a concrete focus for bringing their learning together.

    • The residential package combines academic study with supervised campus life, evening activities, and weekend excursions.

    Who is Applied Mathematics in Statistics for?

    Best for

    Students interested in how mathematics describes real situations, who enjoy discussion, collaborative projects, and a structured campus experience.

    Not ideal if

    You want a standalone statistics class, a day-only option, or exam-board-specific mathematics revision; this is a residential package with a second academic course.

    Is Applied Mathematics in Statistics worth it?

    This course is worth considering if you want to explore how statistical reasoning applies beyond textbook exercises. Its combination of data analysis, decision-making, discussion, and project work offers a useful way to test whether further mathematical study interests you.

    The main tradeoff is the breadth of the booking: you commit to a residential experience and a morning course as well as statistics. That package makes more sense for someone seeking academic exploration and campus life than for someone whose only goal is targeted school mathematics revision.

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    Cost and what is included

    $6,625; $4,995; includes One morning class and one afternoon class., Residence accommodation and all meals., Supervision and evening activities., Weekend excursions., Health insurance with the standard package., Arrival and departure services on program dates with the standard package..

    Accommodation

    New College Residence

    Meals

    All meals included

    Supervision or safety information

    Canadian university-student counselors supervise trips and activities and live in residence with students. Evening on-call duties, curfew checks, a staffed front desk, and a night security guard provide additional support.

    Provider details

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    Dates and logistics

    3 weeks; University of Toronto, New College, Toronto, Canada.

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    How much preparation does Applied Mathematics in Statistics need?

    Effort level

    Substantial, with a full residential academic schedule.

    Best started

    Three to four months before your chosen session, allowing time for English proof, payments, and international travel planning.

    Main challenge

    Explaining analytical ideas in advanced English while balancing individual and group work.

    Typical preparation

    • Gather English-proficiency proof, or your school details if the two-year English-language schooling exemption applies.

    • Refresh your school mathematics and practice explaining how data supports a conclusion.

    • Choose a complementary morning course and prepare a second course preference.

    • Read the residence rules and cancellation terms before making travel and payment commitments.

    Useful if

    You want to explore mathematical study and practice university-style academic participation.

    What do students do on Applied Mathematics in Statistics?

    You examine how statistics represents real situations, then apply analytical thinking through individual tasks, discussions, and group projects. Lectures, texts, and activities build toward a final course project.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Learn the fundamentals of mathematical statistics and data analysis.

    2. 2

      Critically examine how statistical data is collected and used to model reality.

    3. 3

      Explore cognitive bias, game theory, and decision-making through individual and collaborative work.

    4. 4

      Bring your learning together in a final course project.

    Applied Mathematics in Statistics dates and deadlines

    Applied Mathematics in Statistics Course — June 2027

    13 June-3 July 2027

    Arrival through departure; classes run Monday-Friday.

    Upcoming

    Applied Mathematics in Statistics Course — July 2027

    4-24 July 2027

    Arrival through departure; classes run Monday-Friday.

    Upcoming

    Applied Mathematics in Statistics Course — August 2027

    25 July-14 August 2027

    Arrival through departure; classes run Monday-Friday.

    Upcoming

    Registration opens

    30 November 2026

    Registration for the 2027 International Summer Academy.

    Upcoming

    June final payment

    16 May 2027

    Full fees due for the June session.

    Upcoming

    July final payment

    6 June 2027

    Full fees due for the July session.

    Upcoming

    August final payment

    27 June 2027

    Full fees due for the August session.

    Upcoming

    Eligibility and requirements

    • High school students ages 15-18.

    • Advanced English proficiency: CEFR C1+.

    • International and domestic students may participate.

    • Two years of English-language schooling exempts students from English-proof submission.

    • Less than two years of English-language schooling requires English-proficiency proof.

    How much does Applied Mathematics in Statistics cost?

    Standard program fee

    $6,625 — CAD; residential package with one morning and one afternoon class.

    Funding or discounts

    • Domestic program fee: $4,995 — CAD; Canadian citizens and permanent residents.
    • Program deposit: $600 — CAD; non-refundable payment toward the program fee.
    • Canadian health insurance: $650 — CAD for three weeks; mandatory without Canadian provincial coverage.
    • Canadian arrival service: $150 — CAD; optional arrival pickup.
    • Canadian departure service: $150 — CAD; optional departure drop-off.

    What's included

    One morning class and one afternoon class., Residence accommodation and all meals., Supervision and evening activities., Weekend excursions., Health insurance with the standard package., Arrival and departure services on program dates with the standard package.

    How to apply to Applied Mathematics in Statistics

    1. 1

      Choose a Pre-University session and a morning course to pair with Applied Mathematics in Statistics.

    2. 2

      Use the official Registration Portal, creating an account or signing into your existing account.

    3. 3

      Provide your school information or English-proficiency proof according to the English-language schooling rules.

    4. 4

      Submit your application through the portal and monitor your account and email.

    5. 5

      After the Confirmation of Enrollment email, make the minimum non-refundable payment within five business days.

    6. 6

      Pay the remaining fees and complete the necessary forms by your session's final-payment date.

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    What does Applied Mathematics in Statistics cover?

    The program covers the following focus areas.

    Mathematical statistics

    Learn the fundamentals of mathematical statistics and how numbers describe real situations.

    Data analysis

    Examine how statistical data is collected and used to model reality.

    Cognitive bias

    Apply analytical skills to exploring cognitive bias through individual and collaborative work.

    Game theory

    Explore game theory through the course's analytical tasks, discussions, and group projects.

    Decision-making

    Use analytical thinking to investigate decision-making as part of the course's applied focus.

    Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.

    What is a typical day on Applied Mathematics in Statistics?

    A typical day during the program.

    Paired academic course

    Attend your separately chosen morning course on weekdays.

    Statistics classes

    Monday-Friday classes total 15 hours per week across three weeks.

    Residential activities

    Join organized activities and return to residence by 10:00 p.m.

    Excursions

    Take part in supervised weekend trips organized by program staff.

    Who teaches on Applied Mathematics in Statistics?

    Course staff lead classes and workshops, with classroom expectations set by individual instructors. Canadian university-student counselors support residential life and supervise trips and activities.

    Where do students stay on Applied Mathematics in Statistics?

    Residential plan

    • New College Residence: All students live in air-conditioned campus rooms with high-speed internet.
    • All meals: Audrey Taylor Dining Hall offers an all-you-can-eat menu with vegetarian options.
    • Residential support: Live-in counselors, evening on-call duties, 24/7 front-desk staff, and night security support students.
    • Campus facilities and activities: Students have common rooms, kitchens, computer-lab access, and supervised activities and excursions.

    Rooms may be single or double, and rooming requests are not guaranteed; bathrooms are shared with private showers, and dining facilities are not nut-free.

    What happens after Applied Mathematics in Statistics?

    After completing this program, participants often pursue:

    Build a foundation in mathematical statistics and data analysis.

    Practice analytical reasoning through individual and group work.

    Develop academic language and participation skills for university courses.

    Complete a final course project.

    Work toward a program certificate through attendance and participation.

    Where does Applied Mathematics in Statistics take place?

    Students live at New College Residence on the University of Toronto's St. George campus in downtown Toronto. The residence is within walking distance of city neighborhoods, shops, and places visited during organized activities.

    Applied Mathematics in Statistics FAQs

    You study mathematical statistics and data analysis, including how statistical data is collected and used to model reality. Individual work, discussions, and group projects also explore cognitive bias, game theory, and decision-making.

    The published fee covers one morning class and one afternoon class within the residential Pre-University package. Applied Mathematics in Statistics is an afternoon course.

    The course has 15 class hours per week over three weeks, totaling 45 hours. Classes run Monday through Friday in the afternoon; the package also includes a morning class.

    Advanced English, CEFR C1+, is required. Students who have studied at an English-language institution for at least two years indicate their school on the application; those with less than two years must provide English-proficiency proof.

    All Pre-U students stay at New College Residence on the University of Toronto's St. George campus. Air-conditioned single and double rooms are assigned according to room availability, with shared bathrooms and private showers.

    Canadian university-student counselors supervise trips and activities and live in residence with students. Evening on-call duties, curfew checks, a staffed front desk, and a night security guard provide additional support.

    The dining hall can accommodate most allergy and dietary restrictions, but exceptional cases cannot be accommodated. The food facilities are not nut-free.

    Lectures, texts, and activities lead toward a final course project. The program also has a certificate, which can be put at risk by poor attendance or participation.

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