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Master of Data Science
The Master of Data Science (MDataSc, 240 points) is a taught Masters programme. Graduates will have an advanced knowledge of techniques of data science including machine learning and statistical methods, and their uses in the world of big data. They will be ab…
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The Master of Data Science (MDataSc, 240 points) is a taught Masters programme. Graduates will have an advanced knowledge of techniques of data science including machine learning and statistical methods, and their uses in the world of big data. They will be able to analyse critically the data requirements and sources relevant in several areas of application from the sciences, humanities, social sciences, business or government. They will also have experience of undertaking supervised research, consultancy and data analysis in the workplace. Some graduates will be able to proceed to doctoral studies in Data Science or its uses. Graduates will be prepared to take a leadership role in data-related positions in the workforce.
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As the university states it
A bachelor's degree with a major in Data Science, Computer Science or Statistics, with an average grade of B+ or better in courses in those subjects. Candidates with a major in Data Science or a double major in Computer Science and Statistics may be exempted Part 1 (60 points).
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