Adetayo27:
what campus?

Phenmeson:

Check Sunderland University or https://qa.ulster.ac.uk/course/msc-international-business/

Dontbeastranger:


UWE BRISTOL,ENGLAND.

Hebraeem:
Hello Scholars, please can anyone assist me with Universities with affordable MBA / Business management courses and Nigeria student's discounts one can apply to in the UK? Thanks.

Ralphlauren:


You're welcome

I found another

https://careerfoundry.com/en/short-courses/become-a-data-analyst/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paidsocial&utm_campaign=DA_INT_cUS&utm_content=DA_vid_NPV_will_25s_SCLP&utm_term=Instagram_Feed&hsa_acc=2571688379781526&hsa_cam=23844582684890010&hsa_grp=23844582685000010&hsa_ad=23847569196500010&hsa_src=ig&hsa_net=facebook&hsa_ver=3&fbclid=PAAaYD3OQG6gXHb0vLHR30hX9IjMecTu94PEaDYLyv1dTjLF8xiFtVXvbRiRw

Aphrodite007:


I assure you, I know it’s going nowhere. I’m just saying don’t put yourself in a box.

People that made compact discs also thought it was going nowhere. Network engineers thought Networking was the new diamond, physical server providers thought same, the same way Project managers thought they were the new hotcakes. Now the new thing with data is reading states rather than value. Things change. Be agile.

Btw a small company is likely to employ a computing graduate than a data graduate, just so they feel safe that the person can do more than data.

As for certs, proving that you have python, r, and basic sql knowledge is enough.

Ralphlauren:


https://webinar.datasciencedreamjob.com/registration?utm_source=ig-fb&utm_medium=ad&fbclid=PAAaZ-3QlByN3XvCp_yuZ1--oUX3MH13JxHZisE7x8xGBLnCbHEq4oUoT-AI8

This popped up on my Instagram feed. There is no harm joining the free webnair as you might learn something valuable.

wonlasewonimi:


I don't think there are well known certifications for this area of specialisation except to be very proficient and be able to demonstrate it. Covid has impacted most field of study but in my humble opinion, this going to grow bigger and bigger. Data is the new gold!



They don't need to change nada. Even in computing, you generate structured and unstructured data every second, people need to analyse it. There are data lakes, databases and data warehouses everywhere now where insights and reports need to be generated. So, this is not going anywhere. It has been established that we have more connected devices accessing various social media platforms, APIs & microservices generating humoguous volume of data in petabyte scale upon which some form of intelligence is required. In fact, all the fintechs, startups, banks, telecoms every area rely on data to function. See, some data analysts are even providing Boris with information everyday on Covid19...that is why they put lexusgs430's area in tier 60 I will advise anyone with flair for analytics to jump on it.

Aphrodite007:


Very good advice. It’s literally what I tell my mentees. I tell them to Look at a job spec of their dream job and build themselves to the point that they can tick all of them off.

I’m also happy that you pointed out that UK doesn’t care about degrees.

If I could advise this person, it will be that they should change that course to computing because data is too narrow. Computing gives the opportunity to be anything, provided they certify! The world changes every day, the last thing anyone wants is to be stuck in Data when a new thing comes and replaces Data.

Hebraeem, please post this in the student section, if you’re from there. So students stop limiting themselves.

wonlasewonimi:


Data analytics is gaining ground rapidly in the IT world. Your remit would be to produce dependable business insights, metrics intelligence, and easily understandable dashboards to mostly senior management.
Look into learning things like PowerBI, Tableau and if possible SAP Business Objects.
Some knowledge of SQL will not go amiss. Good luck as you embark on this journey.

LagosismyHome:


I am in IT but not in this particular field hence why I rather not answer since I am no expert

If you dont see someone inside then manage this advice ......lol... it's a generic advice which I use to guide people close to me. UK is very work focus and less of education for a lot of sector however it good to have the MSC to use as stepping stone into the country. Now start to build your resume. Look at the internet to see if you can find people in that industry cv or resume. It would give you an idea of the skills set . If you can find at least 10.do not plagiarized but use it as a guide. It would give you insight into INDUSTRY skills or software u need to learn

Then try to build yourself up toward those skills. If you have such relevant work experience great. If you dont then start learning it and practise them . Use your master year to really build yourself up on what expected in the industry

Then sit and write that Cv......Offcourse it only what you can defend or articulate that put down . Doing a good cv will get you to front of the house, selling yourself well will get u inside the house and most importantly delivering with keep you in the house . So dont play with those 3.

A lot can be self development if you dont have the skills from Nigeria...... That is still sellable (self developed skills it's all how you can articulate it on cv and in an interview) . For IT the regular jobsite such as jobsite, jobserve etc usually is enough. Jobs are posted and you just keep applying. A good Cv will usually get a call back so that Cv has to be on point . I cannot comment on graduate scheme jobs as I have no experience in that line

Another disclaimer this was pre covid ....I dont know what post covid looks like. My industry has completely dried up..... chei, but God dey.

icon8:


Like someone else just advised, stay away from that bad energy. Some people are just roaming the streets (internet) looking for whom to devour (quarrel/fight/attack/name it)!

The outburst shocked me too, but for the sake of your sanity, just ignore or “jump am pass”.

There are 2 of them like that on this thread. Their switch gets easily triggered

Aprokodaughter:


I never said you were prospective student I only said People do talk about the course on that platform.

Sorry I got involved with your issue.

I for just pass your question like other nairalanders.

iCode2:
Ask here https://www.nairaland.com/5485400/chronicle-data-scientist-analyst/83

Aprokodaughter:


Yes I understood your question correctly. I have seen nairalanders talk about data analytics and also advise people to go and apply for the course on the prospective student thread.

Surprised nobody is responding to your questions on that thread or here

Have you seen ICode2 response to your question? Sometimes read your mentions as well.

Aprokodaughter:


Ask on uk study visa thread.

Hebraeem:
Hello fellow Scholars, grin. I am an Msc Data analytics student. Please are there any data analyst whether in Finance or IT industry in the house? I would be grateful if we can connect and answer some few questions I have, surrounding this emerging field. Thank you and God bless.

Aprokodaughter:


Ask on uk study visa thread.

Hebraeem:
Hello Great British-Nigerians, Am from the Tier 4 Visa thread who just arrived in the UK in october for Msc Data analytics. Please are there any data analyst whether in Finance or IT in the house? I would be grateful if we can connect and answer some few questions I have concerning job applications in this emerging field and settlement in this Queen's country. Thank you and God bless.

Hebraeem:
Hello Great British-Nigerians, Am from the Tier 4 Visa thread who just arrived in the UK in october for Msc Data analytics. Please are there any data analyst whether in Finance or IT in the house? I would be grateful if we can connect and answer some few questions I have concerning job applications in this emerging field and settlement in this Queen's country. Thank you and God bless.

Hebraeem:
Good morning guys, please I wanted to confirm if someone with Bsc(ed) in education management can study MSC in Nursing? And which school please? Thanks.� Guys please I need assistance withthis biko