Page 2 of 2, 20 Part time Master Programs in Business Analytics in Europe for 2024

The ability to analyze complex data is becoming increasingly essential for business success. Our online MSc Business Analytics will develop your understanding of business analytics, data, and artificial intelligence and how this can transform business and society. The program is designed for those who want to upskill and apply their learning in their current organization or pivot into a new role involving data or analytics consulting.  

Aston University’s distance learning MSc Management & Analytics programme combines the management and analytics disciplines to navigate data-supported strategic decision-making from a leadership perspective. You will learn how to harness the powers of analytics while developing the ability to manage and lead in data-driven organisations and teams.

Improve your understanding of how to use data to inform strategic decision-making at Aston University. Our flagship distance learning MSc Business Analytics programme welcomes professionals from all disciplines seeking to develop the knowledge and technological skills that are in high demand by organisations around the world.

Our course philosophy is to educate young professionals to become leaders with an entrepreneurial spirit through a focus on business development, new venture creation, transdisciplinarity, and digital transformation. Indeed, we are convinced that 21st-century leaders must master the key competencies/skills of an entrepreneurial leader whatever their status (owner/entrepreneur, corporate leader), the size of their organizations (Start-up, SME, Multinational) and their geographical location.

This master’s programme aims to provide highly employable analytical scientists who not only have a thorough understanding of the key techniques within the discipline but also have successfully completed an extended project either set in an industrial context or carried out in the laboratories of one of our industrial partners. This course is a postgraduate master’s degree (either full-time or part-time) with a 30-week project, either as placement in industry or at Keele with industrial input.