Data Analytics for Business and Finance with Year in Industry
- Awarded by:
- King’s College London

Course summary
Our Data Analytics for Business and Finance BSc equips students with essential skills for data-driven decision-making in business and finance. You will master analytical problem-solving tools, data visualisation techniques, and data manipulation skills. The curriculum integrates business, finance, economics, and technology, providing a comprehensive understanding of the field. Hands-on experience with advanced data science tools will ensure you can generate innovative solutions and actionable insights.
The programme also covers a broad range of business and finance modules and develops transferable skills such as effective communication and collaboration, problem-solving, and teamwork skills preparing you for dynamic roles in data analytics, business, and finance in an increasingly globalised world.
Key benefits
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Our integrated curriculum combines data analytics with business, finance, economics, and technology for a well-rounded approach.
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Gain practical experience with advanced data science tools and real-world applications.
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Taught in a central London location which offers close ties to leading business and financial institutions.
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Build a strong foundation for advanced studies and enhance employability through critical thinking and effective communication skills.
How to apply
Application codes
- Course code:
- N211
- Institution code:
- K60
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