Master of Science in Data Analytics and Business Economics
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Program Overview
Master of Science in Data Analytics and Business Economics
Introduction
The rapid technological progress has dramatically altered the business landscape and the job markets. A lot more companies are strategically searching for analytics-enabled people with business economics knowledge as well as statistical and programming skills for providing business insights and responding to changes in intellectual property policy, and competition and regulatory policies.
The Master of Science in Data Analytics and Business Economics is thoughtfully designed to serve the increasing demand for talents in the area of data analytics and business economics in Hong Kong and other parts of the world. It is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme that provides students with solid training in business economic analysis and data analytics. Students who are interested in becoming analytics-enabled professionals and data strategists are welcome to apply.
The programme is also in line with the University's 10-year Institutional Strategic Plan, which has identified "data analytics and artificial intelligence" as one of the research clusters for development.
Programme Details
- The programme is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time course.
- It provides students with solid training in business economic analysis and data analytics.
- The programme aims to serve the increasing demand for talents in the area of data analytics and business economics.
Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of data analytics and business economics.
Admission Requirements
No specific admission requirements are mentioned in the provided context.
Career Support
The programme is designed to help students become analytics-enabled professionals and data strategists, providing them with career support in the field of data analytics and business economics.
Research Areas
The programme is in line with the University's 10-year Institutional Strategic Plan, which has identified "data analytics and artificial intelligence" as one of the research clusters for development.