Bachelor in Business Administration – Concentration Certificate in Data Analytics

Prepare for the future by mastering big data and its applications

Data Analytics is the science of analyzing data sets to identify trends, draw conclusions, and interpret data for actionable insights. By mastering Data Analytics, students can help organizations make better-informed decisions and improve performance. The field includes four key types of analytics: descriptive (what happened), diagnostic (why it happened), predictive (what will happen), and prescriptive (what should we do about it).

The Bachelor in Business Administration with a Concentration Certificate in Data Analytics at the University of New York in Prague is an excellent choice for students with strong quantitative and analytical skills who are eager to specialize in data-driven decision-making.

Big data is here to stay, and skilled data analysts are in high demand.

Graduates qualified in Data Analytics will be ahead of the curve in one of the fastest-growing fields, equipped with transferable skills such as communication, problem-solving, and strategic decision-making. Careers in Data Analytics are highly collaborative, offering opportunities to contribute to critical decision-making processes, secure managerial roles, and pursue diverse professional paths.

To earn the Concentration Certificate in Data Analytics, students complete 12 credits (24 ECTS credits) in data analytics-related courses and focus their bachelor’s thesis on a relevant topic. This program primes students for success in data science and beyond, ensuring they graduate with the tools and knowledge necessary to thrive in a data-driven world.

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UNYP Alumni

Michaela Milkovičová

Global Foods Strategy, Innovation and Operations Manager, Unilever

"My classes were taught in small groups, my professors had a business background, and I had classmates from all over the world. I felt very humbled and honored to study at this prestigious university, so I tried to get the most out of the classes. "