UNIVERSITY OF LONDON · UNITED KINGDOM
Graduate Diploma in Data Science
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At a glance
12 mo
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- Developed and assessed by LSE academicsAcademic Direction
- Meet the demand for analytical skillsCareer Prospects
- Study online or at a local teaching centreFlexible Study Modes
- Access to extensive Virtual Learning Environment and Online LibraryUnparalleled Resources
- Join a global alumni networkAlumni Network
- Develop and strengthen employability skillsEmployability Skills
The Graduate Diploma in Data Science is an undergraduate qualification designed to equip you with the analytical skills needed in today's data-driven world. Developed and assessed by experts at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), this program provides a strong foundation in data science techniques and computing tools. You will learn to transform complex datasets into actionable insights, preparing you for diverse career paths across various industries. The program can be studied either online from anywhere in the world or in person at a local teaching centre. This flexibility allows you to balance your studies with personal and professional commitments. Regardless of your chosen study mode, you will benefit from high-quality academic direction and access to extensive learning resources.
Curriculum
To complete the Graduate Diploma, you will study four courses. These include two compulsory courses and two full courses from a range of electives. Programme specifications and regulations provide detailed guidance on course selection and study order.
- Compulsory Courses
- Information Systems ManagementIS2184
- Machine LearningST3189
- Elective Courses
- Elements of EconometricsEC2020
- Abstract MathematicsMT2116
- Further Linear AlgebraMT2175 - Half course
- Further CalculusMT2176 - Half course
- Game TheoryMT3040 - Half course
- Programming for Data ScienceST2195
- Optimisation TheoryMT3042 - Half course
- Mathematics of Finance and ValuationMT3043 - Half course
- Business Analytics, Applied Modelling and PredictionST2187
- Advanced Statistics: Distribution TheoryST2133 - Half course
- Advanced Statistics: Statistical InferenceST2134 - Half course
- Statistical Methods for Market ResearchST3188
- Innovating Digital Systems and ServicesIS2182
- Research Project in Digital InnovationIS3159
- Management and Innovation of E-BusinessIS3167
- Management and Social MediaIS3183
Careers
Graduates are prepared for roles that require strong analytical and data interpretation skills. The program aims to enhance employability by equipping students with the tools to address the growing demand for data scientists across various industries.
- Data Analyst
- Business Analyst
- Data Scientist
- Machine Learning Specialist
Entry requirements
General RequirementAn undergraduate degree from an institution acceptable to the University of London.
This programme is only available to study at a Recognised Teaching Centre and cannot be studied independently. If you prefer to study independently, a selection of programmes with academic direction from LSE are available to study fully supported online.
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Fees for this programme are not listed directly. Please refer to the University of London's fee pages for the most up-to-date information and potential costs associated with teaching centres or examination fees.
How to apply
1. Find a Teaching CentreIdentify a Recognised Teaching Centre in your region that offers the Graduate Diploma in Data Science. You can find a list of available centres on the University of London website.
2. Contact the Teaching CentreReach out to your chosen teaching centre to confirm availability and obtain specific application instructions and deadlines.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the application form as directed by the teaching centre. Ensure all required supporting documents are included.
4. Register InterestAlternatively, you can register your interest through the University of London's online portal to receive further information and updates.
Accreditation
The programme is developed, examined, and assessed by LSE (London School of Economics and Political Science), a member of the University of London federation.