Employers value the rare blend of strong maths, computing skills and business sense. You can run rigorous analyses, arrive at innovative solutions, and – thanks to strong consulting and communication skills – persuade people to put those solutions into practice. That makes you an asset to any organisation that works with data.
Make companies smarter with maths, AI, and data.
Alumna Laura about her job at EY
Laura van der Bijl works as a manager Data Science & Analytics at EY: "I focus on helping businesses become data-driven. This involves ensuring that, for example, a dashboard platform is created, making insights easily accessible to everyone, and actively listening to the needs of the company."
What can you do after your Bachelor’s degree?
Further your education
Would you like to continue your studies in Business Analytics? The logical next step is to enrol for the Master of Business Analytics programme. You can also opt for a related specialisation, such as the following master’s programmes:
Start your career
With a Bachelor of Business Analytics, you can work in many different sectors and all sorts of organisations. You could work as a data scientist in government, at a financial or knowledge institution, an internet company, a transport company, the police, and more. You are also well-suited to work as a consultant at a multinational like Deloitte, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines or brewery Heineken. Find out what your role at Heineken could look like.
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