About me


My name is Taiwo, and I am a Ph.D. researcher in the Faculty of Law, Business, and Politics, my area of interest is corporate governance. I am a photo lover. 

I am excited to be registered in this module to learn quantitative methods with you guys. I look forward to learning and developing more of the required skills necessary to achieve the module learning outcomes and most importantly to develop and widen my horizon in qualitative and quantitative analysis.

My desire is to have in-depth knowledge and be an expert in the use of statistical software tools and also be confident in making use of these tools for statistical analysis, data manipulation, and interpretation.

Thank you.


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