Data analytics is currently the most in demand of all technical fields, with starting salaries in six figures for some application areas.
Core data skills acquired in the degree enable you to work as a data analyst in diverse employment sectors, including manufacturing, e-commerce, transportation, retail, health care, government, insurance, finance, education, environmental management, and more.
Your degree specialization will facilitate your entry into companies and industries that need data analysts:
Actuarial Science
Risk assessment; asset and investment management
Agricultural and Environmental Systems
Forest management; precision agriculture; geographic information systems
Business
Management consulting; data architecture; market research; supply chain management
Computation
Software engineering; data science; database management
Economics
Forecasting; auction design; e-commerce optimization
Life Sciences
Bioinformatics; biomedical research and development
Physical Sciences
Cheminformatics; computational chemistry; product/process development
Social Sciences
Adaptive Learning; policy research; psychometrics; program evaluation