Employers value the rare blend of strong maths, computing skills and business sense. You can run rigorous analyses, arrive at innovative solutions, and – thanks to strong consulting and communication skills – persuade people to put those solutions into practice. That makes you an asset to any organisation that works with data.
Alumna Laura about her job at EY
Laura van der Bijl works as a manager Data Science & Analytics at EY: “I focus on helping businesses become data-driven. This involves making sure that, for example, a dashboard platform is built so insights are easy for everyone to access, and actively listening to what the company needs.”
What can you do after your Bachelor’s degree?
Further your education
Would you like to continue in Business Analytics? The logical next step is the Master of Business Analytics. You can also choose a related master’s, such as Artificial Intelligence, Information Sciences, or Econometrics and Operations Research.
Common job titles for our graduates include: IT Architect, Backend Engineer, Data Scientist, Tech Consultant AI & Data, Reporting Specialist, Analytics Consultant, FRM Consultant, Commercial Analyst and AI Engineer. Graduates are in high demand, with starting salaries around €3,000 gross per month. A master's unlocks a higher starting salary, more senior and specialised roles and it opens up a faster progression over your career.
Support for your career
A dedicated internship office and internship coordinator help you find a placement, a study-and-career course prepares you for the job market, and you can stay connected through our alumni network.
Start your career
With a bachelor’s in Business Analytics you can work across many sectors: as a data scientist in government, at a financial or knowledge institution, an internet or transport company, or the police; or as a consultant at a multinational such as Deloitte, KLM or Heineken. Find out what your role at Heineken could look like.
Where did our students end up?
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