Master of Science - MS in Data Analytics University of Niagara Falls

The Master of Data Analytics (MDA) program at the University of Niagara Falls Canada, is designed to prepare graduates for high-demand careers in data analysis. This 48-credit program can be completed in five 12-week terms, with an on-campus delivery option. The curriculum focuses on real-world applications, offering core training in the data science lifecycle and the choice of three learning tracks: Marketing Analytics, Operations Analytics and General Analytics. With over 30,000 active data science-related job listings in North America alone on Indeed, the world’s largest employment website, the demand for data analysts is clear. Employers seek professionals with specific tool competencies and skills in SQL, Excel, Python and Tableau. Opportunities are also available in consulting services, where analysts with strong communication skills and a high level of competency in the data science lifecycle are highly sought after. The MDA program prepares graduates to meet this demand and excel in their careers. This institution (University of Niagara Falls Canada) has been granted a consent by the Minister of Colleges and Universities to offer this program for a five-year term starting October 14, 2022. Prospective students are responsible for satisfying themselves that the program and the degree will be appropriate to their needs (e.g., acceptable to potential employers, professional licensing bodies or other educational institutions.

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