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Business Intelligence and Analytics

Want to advance your skills in data analytics and business decision-making? Our MSc in Business Intelligence and Analytics is designed to equip you with the expertise needed to excel in today’s data-driven business world, where organisations are increasingly r…

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Department of Logistics, Operations, Hospitality and Marketing (BDLOHM) · Business and management

Want to advance your skills in data analytics and business decision-making? Our MSc in Business Intelligence and Analytics is designed to equip you with the expertise needed to excel in today’s data-driven business world, where organisations are increasingly relying on analytics to gain a competitive edge. If you're aiming to master the art of turning data into actionable insights, this course is ideal. With a focus on analytics techniques, data visualisation, and business intelligence, you'll learn how to extract, manipulate, and present data in ways that drive strategic decisions. By integrating management science theories and advanced analytical tools, our course prepares you to solve real-world business challenges through the power of data. You'll gain hands-on experience with specialist software commonly used in the industry, such as SAP ERP, ARENA, SPSS, and Excel Solver. These practical skills, combined with a deep understanding of analytics and decision-making techniques, will enable you to meet the growing demand for data-savvy professionals in the marketplace.

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Entry requirements for this course are normally: An Honours degree (2:2 or above), or equivalent qualification, in any subject. Applicants with other appropriate professional qualifications and/or experience will be considered on an individual basis.

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