MSc (Business Analytics)

University of Galway

The MSc in Business Analytics provides students with the skills and knowledge to manage and develop business analytics within organisations. The programme is designed as a specialist course, which assists students in blending their existing talents with the technological skills and business knowledge needed to use and manage big data and business analytics in modern knowledge-based organisations.The programme is a taught Masters programme and consists of lectures, workshops, guest lectures from industry experts, and hands-on technology tutorials. Modules are assessed via continuous assessment, written assignments, applied projects and written examinations.Programme learning outcomes Upon completion of the MSc. Business Analytics, students will have acquired industry-standard skills and in-depth knowledge to:Understand and be able to use specific Information Technology (IT) which is used in developing business analytics Analyse and solve business problems using applied data analytics tools and techniques Transform organisations managing data-driven innovations Identify, analyse and solve applied problems in individual and team-based settings Apply effective decision-making to global business problems Understand how to analyse data, extract insights and transform them into business value.Career OpportunitiesThe MSc (Business Analytics) provides students with the skills and knowledge to manage and develop business analytics within organisations. This specialized programme is meticulously designed to equip students with the indispensable skills and knowledge necessary to master the art of managing and developing business analytics within organisations. With the increasing demand for expertise in this field, we are proud to present a unique opportunity that not only meets the current demands of the job market but also aligns with Ireland's vision for its future. The programme is tailored to address a critical need identified by the Expert Group on Future Skills Needs in Ireland.

College of Business, Public Policy and Law