Your future
Your experience in applying data science and AI to generate insights from data will also be valuable if you choose to pursue a Master’s or apply to the job market immediately after this bachelor programme.
To study more or start working?
By the time you finish this bachelor’s programme, you’ll have spent three years sharpening your academic skills and mastering the theoretical content. At the same time, you’ll also have got the opportunity to experience applied projects that you will come across in your future career. You’ll be able to deepen your academic knowledge and skills by entering a Master’s programme. Or, you’ll be choosing to extend your practical experiences by entering the labour market and get back to academic education at a later stage of your career. In any case, you’ll have the right foundation and tools to pursue your goals.
Master's programmes move on to these master’s programmes after you graduate
The BSc Business Analytics programme will provide a strong foundation for the following UM master’s programmes:
Feel like branching out? Other Maastricht programmes (Data Science for Decision Making, Financial Economics, and Econometrics & Operations Research) will welcome you as well, after having completed a pre-master or a specific collection of electives in year 3. Maastricht University is highly regarded across Europe and around the world, and your bachelor’s programme will open doors to many master's programmes.
Career prospects career paths and opportunities after this bachelor
The Business Analytics programme educates for are rapidly growing employment sector as companies increasingly demand experts in analyzing data and applying AI in a meaningful way.
After the bachelor’s programme in Business Analytics at UM, you will be qualified and prepared for a variety of career trajectories. In fact, some of the jobs in this fast-growing field don’t even exist yet! Possible positions include:
- AI Consultant or Developer
- Business Intelligence Consultant or Developer
- Data Analyst
- Data Scientist
- Financial, Human Resource, Marketing, Operations, or Supply Chain Analyst
- Policy Advisor
- Software and application developer