The MSc Business Analytics degree at the University of Law is designed for individuals with a numerical background seeking to enhance their data management, business intelligence, and data analytics skills. This programme is taught by experienced business professionals through workshop-style classes, emphasising practical learning using real-life business case studies.
The course is accredited by the Chartered Management Institute, offering students the option to apply for a CMI Level 7 Certificate in Strategic Management and Leadership. It is also an 'Accredited Degree' by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CiM), allowing students to gain industry-recognised qualifications quickly. The programme is available full-time (1 year), part-time (2 years), or with a Professional Practice Year (2 years), and can be studied on-campus or online.
The Professional Practice Year offers options such as an academic dissertation, business plan, project, or a paid placement. Assessment is through a mix of individual assignments, group work, and dissertation/project work. Students will study for one year full-time or two years part-time, divided into three semesters of 13 weeks. Typically, full-time students will study 4 modules per semester, and part-time students will study 2 modules per semester.
The University of Law has a rich heritage of innovation in education and high standards in teaching and support throughout postgraduate studies. Its courses are designed to encourage students to achieve their career ambitions. From day one, the aim is to help students think and act like lawyers or business professionals, developing transferable skills sought after by leading employers.
The programmes balance academic rigour and practical skills, so the student's career starts from day one. The University of Law focuses on employability, and students have access to career services as soon as they've accepted their place in the course. The institution offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in fields such as Medicine, Law, Engineering, Business and the Arts.
Candidates must provide a personal statement outlining their motivation for the course and pertinent academic details. A suitable academic or professional reference is also required. Students may include their CV to highlight relevant work experience.
Grade Requirements:
English Proficiency:
Applicants from non-English speaking backgrounds are required to achieve an overall IELTS score of 6.5, with a minimum of 5.5 in each section, or provide equivalent SELT test scores.
For international students enrolled in the MSc Business Analytics with Professional Practice programme at the University of Law, tuition fees differ based on the campus location. The fee for those studying in London is £20,350. However, an International Bursary of £3,000 is available, reducing the effective cost to £17,350. For students studying outside London, the fee is £18,700, with an International Bursary of £2,500, resulting in a cost of £16,200.
The University of Law offers merit-based international scholarships and bursaries to high-achieving international students. The International Bursary, which is a fee reduction, is automatically granted to eligible non-British overseas fee-paying students with confirmed course places. A separate application is not necessary; eligibility and the bursary amount are specified in the offer letter. Bursary amounts vary depending on the course.
Graduates of the MSc Business Analytics with Professional Practice programme can pursue a variety of careers, including:
Prospective students can apply for the MSc Business Analytics with Professional Practice programme through the University of Law's website. Our experienced counsellors are available to help you with the application process and to confirm that you meet the programme's entry requirements.
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