Course summary
Whether you want to kick-start a brand new career, boost your existing experience or change career direction, our MSc Business Analytics at the Claude Littner Business, offers the latest lecture material. It is bridging the gap between academic rigour and practical relevance with direct contacts in the industry throughout the course. You will be taught by members of the academic community at CLBS with equally extensive experience between Boardrooms and Classrooms. Our staff further have meticulous interest and zeal to provide a pastoral approach and unique hands-on learning experience to our students. There are opportunities for you to apply and assimilate your acquired techniques through assessments at regular points in your training. You will have research practices, personal reflection and analysis within the modules. Your learning and development will be monitored across terms and modules through practical assessments, tutorials and the discussion of written observations and feedback. When you study MSc Business Analytics, you will have the latest lecture material in the subject but will go beyond, concentrating on bridging the gap between academic rigour and practical relevance with direct contacts in the industry throughout the course. This course will be taught by members of the CLBS academic community both with experience between Boardrooms and Classrooms but also with due care and interest to provide a pastoral approach and unique learning hands-on experience for you. The course embeds and develops the core technical skills and approaches which bolster business analytics training, key processes, and methodologies. Students will be able throughout the course to adapt these acquired techniques through projects, that require these skills to be embodied and integrated holistically. Research practices, personal reflection and analysis are integrated within modules and focus on developing integral skills for appraising techniques and methodological tools. By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- apply their knowledge and skills to complex business projects;
- demonstrate their acquired technical abilities in business analytics;
- conduct independent research;
- make practical recommendations on real-life business issues.
Entry requirements
First-degree performance of a UK Honours Degree Class 2:2 or equivalent, from courses with a quantitative background. Students not holding a first degree but with a practical industry experience of over 5 years, will be offered an interview so that their eligibility or otherwise to embark on the course is assessed.
Fees and funding
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Additional fee information
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Provider information
University of West London
St Mary's Road
Ealing
W5 5RF