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Master of Professional Business Analysis
Graduates will have the technical knowledge and skills in information technology to facilitate change in organisations. They will be able to analyse systems, processes and enterprise architecture, detect opportunities and leverage the possibilities of informat…
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Graduates will have the technical knowledge and skills in information technology to facilitate change in organisations. They will be able to analyse systems, processes and enterprise architecture, detect opportunities and leverage the possibilities of information technology to offer creative solutions to organisations. Graduates will be able to conduct data and business process analysis and organisation modelling and will have a good knowledge of current modelling tools. They will have good analytical, problem-solving and communication skills, and will be able to operate in environments with high levels of uncertainty. Graduates, once they have acquired sufficient work experience, should be able to obtain the Certified Business Analysis Professional(TM) (CBAP(r)) offered by the — Institute of Business Analysts.
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A bachelor's degree in any subject (except information systems or business analysis) to at least a B- average standard, or equivalent.
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