Business Analytics and Data Science EU Business School

Overview

The Business Analytics and Data Science master program from EU Business School students will gain practical experience with advanced web-based applications and toolsets, understand how to use data as a strategic resource and learn how to apply data management skills to a business setting in order to effectively implement data-driven solutions.

Career opportunities:

The Business Analytics and Data Science program at EU Business School provides students with the theoretical and practical skillsets necessary to succeed in the fields of business analytics and data science. Upon successful completion of this master's degree, students might be interested in the following job positions.           

• Data Analytics Consultant     

The role of a data analytics consultant involves translating numerical data into a more accessible, comprehensible form. Data analytics consultants work with data sets and models in order to derive meaningful insights and solve problems, combining analytical acumen with business expertise to deliver the most relevant solutions possible.

• Operations Analyst

Operations analysts are primarily responsible for identifying inadequacies in business models and operations. Once these flaws have been identified, operations analysts will then carry out research, investigate workflows, and recommend changes, while also conducting internal audits.

• Data Scientist 

A data scientist collects information such as usage statistics and analyzes it to better understand how a business performs and to advise the business based on those metrics. Data scientists also build artificial intelligence tools that automate certain business processes.

• Financial Risk Manager

A financial risk manager identifies and analyzes threats to assets, earning capacity, or the success of any given business. They can work in various industries, including sales, marketing, financial services, and more. Many financial risk managers specialize in business-focused areas such as credit or market risk.