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Bath Spa University · Full-time

Data Science

Embark on the first steps of an exciting career in Data Science on this brand-new conversion Master's course. - Learn by doing on this practical course. You’ll work on real-world problems, supported by principles and methods using in industry. - Develop the in…

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Bath School of Art and Design · Computing

Embark on the first steps of an exciting career in Data Science on this brand-new conversion Master's course. - Learn by doing on this practical course. You’ll work on real-world problems, supported by principles and methods using in industry. - Develop the in-demand professional skill to launch your new career in data science. - Gain expert status in the world of data science by developing your analytical and computational thinking skills in this forward-looking course. We’ve developed our brand-new Data Science Master’s course to meet the growing demand for professionals in data science. On this Data Science MSc, you’ll build a foundation and enables career growth with an overview of how to design and create software. You’ll develop your analytical and computational thinking skills and expand your knowledge of the latest advances in AI in machine learning. It’s been designed for working professionals and recent graduates from non-computing backgrounds looking to build a career in data science. You’ll develop practical skills through solving real world problems, which will boost your employability and prepare you for a career in industry.

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As the university states it

We're looking for analytically-minded students who want to enhance and widen their career prospects by learning how to apply modern computing technology. Programming experience is not necessary, however an interest in computing, appreciation for mathematics and passion for problem solving is essential. Specific entry requirements are available on our website.

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