Wrexham University · Part-time
Data Science and Big Data Analytics
As data is being used increasingly to personalise, aggregate, and measure our everyday experiences, there is also a growing need for those who can develop such systems in a responsible and ethical manner. By studying this Master’s Programme, you will be perfec…
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School of Applied Science, Computing and Engineering · Computing
As data is being used increasingly to personalise, aggregate, and measure our everyday experiences, there is also a growing need for those who can develop such systems in a responsible and ethical manner. By studying this Master’s Programme, you will be perfectly positioned to meet this demand. - You will learn how to use various models, methods, tools and techniques to convert data into information and knowledge that can be understood by non-specialists, in order to make informed decisions for governments, companies, and other organisations-based on facts, statistical numbers and trends. - Your learning experience will be enhanced by developing your knowledge of interdisciplinary skills and statistics, software programming, and using modern data analysis and visualisation technologies. Key Course Features - This course is designed as a conversion Masters which will provide you with the opportunity, regardless of your previous subject area, to pursue a career in Data Science. - It will equip you with the skills, knowledge, tools and technology to ensure a smooth transition into this specialist area. - Data Science is a platform with a complex blend of technology, algorithm development, and data interference. We have developed our course to ensure that you are equipped with cutting-edge knowledge, recognising the current and predicted future of the field. - We will transform your understanding of the subject, inspiring you to make informed judgements by critically evaluating security, legal, ethical and privacy issues, considering the environmental impact of current and emerging big data technologies and applications. - Our team are leading research-active professionals, on hand throughout the course to support your learning with their knowledge and expertise.
Getting in
As the university states it
Normal entry requirements for full time and part time will be one of: A. Bachelor of Science Honours degree, normally 2:2 or above, in a relevant subject area for example Computing, Maths etc., B. Academic qualifications in other subject areas or at a lower level than honours degree but supported by a maturity of experience at a professional level in a relevant specialist area. C. Equivalent qualifications of another overseas country which are deemed satisfactory by the program team.
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