The Master of Analytics is a 100% online degree designed for individuals aiming to work with data and utilize AI tools to address complex business and organizational challenges. This program equips you with essential modern analytics skills, including programming, statistical modeling, machine learning, and data visualization, while integrating AI throughout the analytical process. Through 12 units, you will build a strong technical foundation in data analysis and then select four electives to specialize in areas aligned with your career aspirations. You will learn to collect, prepare, analyze datasets, and transform data into actionable insights for evidence-based decision-making. This degree is suitable for analysts seeking to enhance their skills, technical professionals formalizing their experience, or individuals transitioning into analytics from other fields. Upon completion, you will be capable of designing, building, and explaining analytics solutions from end to end, incorporating AI-enabled workflows. This program offers a comprehensive and advanced approach to analytics, fostering the technical depth and breadth required for more senior or specialized data roles.
The Master of Analytics is structured into three parts: Core Studies, Discipline Studies, and Elective Studies. The course runs in six-week teaching periods with a two-week break in between. You'll take one accelerated unit per teaching period, requiring 20-24 hours of study per week, with fixed assessment deadlines. You can take a break between teaching periods if needed. Units are divided into modules with readings, videos, interactive activities, and assessments. Teaching staff provide guidance, run live classes, and offer feedback. Weekly live Zoom classes allow engagement with academics, experts, and peers.
This degree prepares you for senior and specialist roles in the field of analytics. It develops both the technical depth and the judgement required to handle complex analytics work from start to finish. The program focuses on equipping you to design, develop, and deliver analytics solutions, and to communicate methods and findings effectively to diverse audiences.
Applicants must have successfully completed a first-year undergraduate statistics unit, or provide equivalent qualifications, training, or experience as deemed acceptable by the faculty. Minimum university entrance requirements also apply.
Domestic students may be eligible for FEE-HELP, a government loan scheme to cover tuition fees.
Not specified