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MASTER IN
DATA SCIENCE
Data is becoming the most important asset of data-driven enterprises and
plays a pivotal role in tackling the challenges of tomorrow. From the
optimisation of exis- ting production lines to the creation of new business
models, data-driven decisions are at the center of digital businesses.

Innovation springs from bright minds - our international Master programme

puts you into the driver seat of your future career in Data Science. Graduates
from our courses go to become technical gurus, team-leaders of successful
data-science teams or value-driven masterminds who turn data into action.

Degree
Masters

Career Tracks
Data Science Specialist
Data Engineer
Technical Project Lead
Business Analyst

Study model
100% online including a virtual campus with digital course
material

Study start and duration

Please refer to our website 2
Duration: 12 months

Fees
$11,700.00 (scholarships available)

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CURRICULUM (36 CREDITS FULL-TIME)
Data Science: Data Science Roadmap
A program that fits your desires:

The Data Science Master program gives you the Course Title Credit Hours
possibility to achieve your Master's degree after just
one year.
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Upon completion of the program, students will: Python Programming 4 Credits
Data Base Management System 4 Credits
Apply the necessary skills to communicate R Programming 4 Credits
effectively, thoughtfully, and compassionately Exploratory Data Analysis 4 Credits
within the global Analytics field. Machine Learning 4 Credits

Apply, synthesize, analyze, and integrate the 2

knowledge of Data Science, Python, Machine Machine Learning Model Deployment 4 Credits
Learning, Artificial intelligence to arrive at Artificial Intelligence 4 Credits
innovative solutions to organizational problems. Data Visualization using Tableau/Power Bi 4 Credits

Demonstrate the skills to work in multicultural Master Thesis & Colloquium 4 Credits
organizations within a globalized society.

Demonstrate the ability to develop, analyze and

communicate empirical scholarly work.

Develop the competencies in Data Science.

DETAILED CURRICULUM
Python Programming
Introduction
Basic elements of python; Control Structures; Strings and Inputs.
Functions, Scoping and Abstraction
Functions and scoping; Specifications; Recursion; Global variables; Modules; Files; System Functions and Parameters
Structured Types, Mutability and Higher-Order Functions
Tuples; Lists and Dictionaries; Lists and Mutability; Functions as Objects.
Testing, Debugging, Exceptions and Assertions
Types of testing; Black-box and Glass-box; Debugging; Handling Exceptions; Assertions
Classes and Object-Oriented Programming
Abstract Data Types and Classes; Inheritance; Encapsulation and Information Hiding
Advanced Topics
Plotting using PyLab; Network Programming – Sockets; Graphics and GUI Programming; Drawing using Turtle, Tkinter
and Python; Other GUIs; Database Access.
Hardware Interfacing
Introduction; Arduino IOP, Programming PYNQ-Z1’s onboard peripherals - LEDs, switches and buttons; Peripheral
Example; Controlling a single LED; Controlling all the LEDs, switches and buttons

Data Base Management System

Introduction to Database Management System
Data base System Applications, Data Abstraction,ER Model, Relational Model, Database Languages, Transaction
Management, data base Architecture, Storage Manager, the Query Processor, Data base design and ER diagrams,
Introduction to the Relational Model, Database Schema, Keys, Schema Diagrams
Overview of the SQL Query Language
Basic Structure of SQL Queries, Set Operations, Aggregate Functions , GROUPBY, HAVING, Nested Sub queries,
Views, Triggers.
Normalization
Introduction, Non loss decomposition and functional dependencies, First, Second, and third normal forms,
dependency preservation, Boyee/Codd normal form. Higher Normal Forms - Introduction, Multi-valued
dependencies and Fourth normal form, Join dependencies and Fifth normal form
Transaction Concept
Transaction State- Implementation of Atomicity and Durability – Concurrent – Executions – Serializability-
Recoverability – Implementation of Isolation – Testing for serializability- Lock –Based Protocols – Timestamp
Based Protocols- Validation- Based Protocols – Multiple Granularity, Recovery with Concurrent Transactions,
Failure with loss of nonvolatile storage-Advance Recovery systems- Remote Backup systems.
File organization
File organization – various kinds of indexes. Query Processing – Measures of query cost - Selection operation –
Projection operation, - Join operation – set operation and aggregate operation – Relational Query Optimization –
Transacting SQL queries – Estimating the cost – Equivalence Rules.

R Programming
GETTING STARTED WITH R AND R STUDIO
Introduction History of R and S, R Graphical User Interfaces, Installing R and R Studio (Windows), The First Look at
the Functions in R:- functions for reading and writing data. Saving the R Script File
BASIC DATA TYPES IN R
Numeric, Character and Logical Data Types, class () and type of () function to examine the characteristics of a given
variable. Function to test the variables and coerce a variable into a specific type, Simple Mathematical Operations.
 PROGRAMMING WITH R
Control structures and functions:- Sample programs, loop functions and the debugging tools in R, Introduction to
functions, Examples of functions
VARIOUS DATA STRUCTURES IN R
Vectors, Arrays and Matrices:- matrix operations: addition, subtraction, and multiplication, transpose and inverse
matrix functions. Lists, Data frames and Factors. Performing math and simulations.
DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS USING R
Measurement of Central Tendency – Mean, Median and Mode (Using R) Measurement of Variation - Range, IQR
and Standard Deviation (Using R) Descriptive Statistics Using psych Package
DATA VISUALIZATION
Visualization Before Analysis, Dirty Data: remove null values from a dataset. Visualizing a Single Variable: dot chart
and bar plot, histogram and density plot, Examining Multiple Variables: dot chart and bar plot, Box and Whisker
Plot, Hexbinplot for Large Data sets.
PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS
R Functions for Normal Distribution - rnorm, pnorm, qnorm and dnorm R Functions for Binomial Distribution -
rbinom, pbinom, qbinom and dbinom R Functions for Poisson Distribution - rpois, ppois, qpois and dpois

Exploratory Data Analysis

Introduction to Statistics
Statistical method for decision making –Brief introduction to Statistics • Introduction to Statistics • Basics of
Probability • Discrete Probability Distribution Continuous • Probability Distribution • Normal Distribution • Poisson’s
Distribution • Bayes’ Theorem • Central Limit Theorem
Hypothesis Testing
Concepts of Hypothesis Testing: Null and Alternate Hypothesis • Making a Decision and Critical Value Method • p-
Value Method and Types of Errors One -Sample T -Test, Two Sample T -Test • Z -Test, ANOVA, Chi - Square, A/B
Testing • Pearson Co -Relation, Co - Variance, Chebyshev - Inequality Formula
Visualization Tools
Introduction to Matplotlib, Basic Plotting with Matplotlib, Line Plots,Area Plots, Histograms, Bar Charts, Pie Charts,
Box Plots, Scatter Plots, Bubble Plots, Seaborn and Regression Plots

Machine Learning
Supervised Learning - Regression
Introduction To Machine Learning, Introduction To Regression, Linear Regression- A Brief Introduction, Metrics of
Model performance, How To Divide the Data For Training & Testing?, Training & Testing Of Model, Using R^2 to Check
the Accuracy of Model, Using the adjusted R^2 to compare model with different number of independent variables,
Feature selection, Forward and backward selection, Parameter tuning and Model evaluation, Data transformations
and Normalization, Log transformation of dependent and independent variables, Dealing with categorical
independent variables, One hot encoding vs dummy variable, Introduction To Logistic Regression, The sigmoid
function and odds ratio, The concept of logit, The failure of OLS in estimating parameters for a logistic regression,
Introduction to the concept of Maximum likelihood estimation, Advantages of the maximum likelihood approach,
Case study on Linear & Logistic Regression
Supervised Learning - Classification
Introduction To Classification, Types of Classification, Binary classification vs Multi class classification, Introduction
To Decision trees – Decision trees - nodes and splits. Working of the Decision tree algorithm. Importance of Entropy
and Gini index. Manually calculating entropy using Gini formula and working out how to split decision nodes How To
Evaluate Decision Tree models. Accuracy metrics – precision, recall and confusion matrix, Interpretation for accuracy
metric. Building a a robust decision tree model. k-fold cross validation. CART - Extending decision trees to regressing
problems. Advantages of using CART. The Bayes theorem. Prior probability. The Gaussian NAÏVE’S BAYES Classifier.
What are Assumptions of the Naive Bayes Classifier. Evaluating the model - Precision, Recall, Accuracy metrics and
k-fold cross validation ROC Curve and AUC Extending Bayesian Classification
Unsupervised Learning
Dimensionality reduction and clustering. Clustering algorithms. The different approaches to clustering – Hierarchical
and K means clustering. Hierarchical clustering - The concept of agglomerative and divisive clustering.
Agglomerative Clustering – Working of the basic algorithms. Distance matrix - Interpreting dendograms. Choosing
the threshold to determine the optimum number of clusters. Case Study on Agglomerative clustering The K-means
algorithm. Measures of distance – Euclidean, Manhattan and Minowski distance. The concept of within cluster sums
of squares. Using the elbow plot to select optimum number of cluster’s. Case study on k-means clustering.
Comparison of k means and agglomerative approaches to clustering. Noise in the data and dimensional reduction.
Capturing Variance - The concept of a principal components. Assumptions in using PCA. The working of the PCA
algorithm. Eigen vectors and orthogonality of principal components. What is complexity curve? Advantages of using PCA.
Build a model using Principal components and comparing with normal model. What is the difference? Putting it all
together. The relationship between unsupervised and supervised learning. Case study on Dimensionality reduction
followed by a supervised learning model. Case study on Clustering followed by classification model.

Machine Learning Model Deployment

Ensemble Techniques
Bagging, Boosting, Bagging & Boosting Examples
Machine Learning Model Deployment using Flask
Introduction to Model Deployment Introduction to Flask in Python How to deploy Applications in Flask? Types of
Model deployment

Machine Learning Model Deployment

Ensemble Techniques
Bagging, Boosting, Bagging & Boosting Examples
Machine Learning Model Deployment using Flask
Introduction to Model Deployment Introduction to Flask in Python How to deploy Applications in Flask? Types of
Model deployment

Machine Learning Model Deployment

Ensemble Techniques
Bagging, Boosting, Bagging & Boosting Examples
Machine Learning Model Deployment using Flask
Introduction to Model Deployment Introduction to Flask in Python How to deploy Applications in Flask? Types of
Model deployment

Artificial Intelligence
Time Series Forecasting
Regression vs Time Series, Examples of Time Series data, Trend, Seasonality, Noise and Stationarity, Time Series
Operations, Detrending, Successive Differences, Moving Average and Smoothing, Exponentially weighted forecasting
model, Lagging, Correlation and Auto-correlation, Holt Winters Methods, Single Exponential smoothing, Holt’s linear
trend method, Holt’s Winter seasonal method, ARIMA and SARIMA
Introduction to Natural Language Processing
Feature Engineering on Text Data Lesson, Natural Language Understanding Techniques, Natural Language,
Generation, Natural Language Processing Libraries, Natural Language Processing with Machine Learning
Introduction to Neural Networks and Deep Learning
Shallow Neural Networks, Deep Neural Networks, Forward Propagation and Backpropagation. How to Build and Train
Deep Neural networks, and apply it to Computer Vision. Introduction to Perceptron & Neural Networks Activation
and Loss functions, Gradient Descent, Hyper Parameter Tuning, Tensor Flow & Keras for Neural Networks.
Introduction to Sequential data, RNNs and its mechanisms, Vanishing & Exploding gradients in RNNs, LSTMs - Long
short-term memory, GRUs - Gated recurrent unit, LSTMs Applications, Time series analysis, LSTMs with attention
mechanism, Neural Machine Translation, Advanced Language Models:, Transformers, BERT, XLNet
Text Mining And Sentimental Analysis
Text cleaning, regular expressions, Stemming, Lemmatization, Word cloud, Principal Component Analysis, Bigrams &
Trigrams, Web scrapping, Text summarization, Lex Rank algorithm, Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) Technique,
Word2vec Architecture (Skip Grams vs CBOW), Text classification, Document vectors, Text classification using Doc2vec
Reinforcement Learning
Introduction to Reinforcement Learning, Reinforcement Learning Framework and Elements, Multi-Arm Bandit
Markov Decision Process, Q-value and Advantage Based Algorithms
Computer vision
Introduction to Convolutional Neural Networks, Convolution, Pooling, Padding & its mechanisms, Forward
Propagation & Backpropagation for CNNs, CNN architectures like AlexNet, VGGNet, InceptionNet & ResNet, Transfer
Learning, Advanced Computer Vision, Object Detection, YOLO, R-CNN, SSD, Semantic Segmentation, U-Net, Face
Recognition using Siamese
Networks, Instance Segmentation
Data Visualization using Tableau/Power Bi
Data Visualization Using Tableau
Introduction to Visualization, Rules of Visualization, Data Types, Sources, Connections, Loading, Reshaping, Data
Aggregation, Working with Continuous and Discrete Data, Using Filters, Using Calculated Fields and parameters
Creating Tables and Charts, Building Dash Boards and storyboards, Sharing Your Work, and Publishing for wider
audience
Data Visualization Using Power Bi
Introduction to Microsoft Power BI, The key features of Power BI workflow, Desktop application, BI service, File
data sources, Sourcing data from the web (OData and Azure), Building a dashboard, Data visualization, Publishing
to the cloud, DAX data computation, Row context, Filter context, Analytics pane, Creating columns and measures,
Data drill down and drill up, Creating tables, Binned tables, data modeling and relationships, Power BI components
such as Power View, Map, Query, and Pivot
Data Visualization Using Google Data Studio
Introduction to Visualization, Introduction to Google Data Studio, How Data Studio Works? Data Types, Sources,
Connections, Loading, Reshaping, Data Aggregation, Working with Continuous and Discrete Data, Report Edit Mode
in Data Studio. Using Filters in Data Studio Using Calculated Fields and parameters Creating Tables and Charts
Building Dash Boards and story boards, Building Dash Boards and Story Boards in Data Studio.

Capstone Project
The Data Science Capstone project provides an opportunity for students to carry out a defined piece of
independent research or design. These skills include the capacity to define a research or design question, show
how it relates to existing knowledge and carry out the research or design in a systematic manner. Students will
be expected to choose a research/development project that demonstrates their prior learning in the data
science domain (MDS). The results will be presented in a final project presentation and report. It is not expected
that the project outcomes from this unit will represent a significant contribution to new knowledge. The unit
aims to provide students with the opportunity to carry out a defined piece of independent investigative research
or design work in a setting and manner that fosters the development of data science skills in research or design.
CAREER PERSPECTIVES
Why choose Master in Data Science?
The Master in Data Science opens the door for your career in focusing on design aspects, communication technologies and
data-driven businesses. After your graduation, you are typically data storage and processing aspects unique to IoT.

responsible for all aspects of transforming data into value, from

designing the technical infrastructure to building advanced Technical Project Lead
machine and deep learning models, as well as improving data Leading data science teams requires not only skills in deep
quality and evaluating the performance of the predictions. It can learning and other cutting edge techniques, but also detailed
also be your responsibility to help companies and teams to know-how to plan and manage projects. This specialisation
achieve their goals in becoming a predictive enterprise. In this equips you with necessary knowledge on how to plan data
case, you are responsible to identify potential use-cases, science projects, identify and prioritise work-packages and
perform the initial project planning and define the relevant engage with all stakeholders of the project.

measures and metrics to define success.

Data Engineer
Set your personal focus Accessing and processing data is the foundation upon which
advanced machine and deep learning models are built. This
During your studies, you can choose from several Career Tracks,
specialisation focuses on technological deep- dives around
including:

building data processing architectures at scale, designing micro-
Data Science Specialist service and database topologies as well as building cloud
services.
This course gives you an in-depth overview of various

manufacturing methods, rapid prototyping and tooling, 3D Business Analyst

printing as well as cyber-physical systems. The latter Many companies have a rich data heritage which is an ideal
bridges the gap between physical production plants and starting ground for data science projects. This specialisation
data- driven control and optimisation techniques. The bridges the gap between Business Intelligence and Data Science
course also gives a thorough introduction to the Internet of and discusses data warehouses, ETL processes and various data
models such as the OLAP cube.
Things (IoT)
The best choice for your career

WHY BIRCHWOOD UNIVERSITY?

01 Employability
Globally accepted by over 25,000 organisations in 130 countries

02
Maximum flexibility
Mobile learning
No fixed examination phases & online exams
Multiple Career Track
Flexible time models - study start anytime possible

03 Effective learning
Practical content
Individual and group coaching

04 Highest quality
Quality Framework
Monitoring and review
AAA Initiative
 01 Employability
There are many reasons to pursue a data science degree from Birchwood
“Have a vision for what
you are trying to do.
University, but perhaps the most compelling is the incredible job growth Use data to validate
that is currently happening in the field. As a data science and statistics and help you navigate
major you’ll be taking an essential first step on a career path that boasts:
that vision, and map it
650% job growth since 2012 (source: LinkedIn).
An estimated 11.5 million new jobs by 2026 (source: U.S. Bureau of Labor down into small enough pieces
Statistics). where you can begin to execute in a
An average annual average salary of $120,931with the job title of data data-informed way. Don’t let
scientist (source: Glassdoor), and an average salary of over $84,000 per
shallow analysis of data that
year across 14 specific data analysis and data science careers linked to
PennWest California’s statistics and data science degree program happens to be cheap/easy/fast to
(source: Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education). collect nudge you off-course in

your entrepreneurial pursuits.”
Employment Statistics in Data Science Careers

Graduates of Birchwood's data science degree program have the advantage of Andrew Chen,
starting a career path in which there are more open jobs than qualified Partner at Andreessen Horowitz
candidates to fill them. As the Harvard Business Review states, “the shortage of Ex Head of Rider Growth at Uber
data scientists is becoming a serious constraint in some sectors.”
What’s more, because Birchwood’s Master’s degree in data science prepare
students to pursue the credential of Certified Data Science Professional,
Birchwood University's data science majors stand out from their peers in job
applications.
As a data science and statistics major the job opportunities available
to you include:
A predicted 2.7 million open jobs in data analysis, data science
and related careers in 2020 (source: IBM).
39% growth in employer demand for demand for both data
scientists and data engineers by 2020 (source IBM).
Berlin
An average earning potential of $8,736 more per year than
any other bachelor’s degree jobs (source: IBM).

A degree in data science from Birchwood university will put you in a prime
position to fill the employment gaps in the field. If you’re interested in starting
on the career path of what the Harvard Business review calls the “sexiest job of
the 21st century”, a data science degree from PennWest California is a great
choice.
 02 Mobile learning
Maximum Flexibility
Online course materials No fixed

Significant online learning materials and high-quality study scripts give you examination phases
detailed insight, and summaries, of the essential learning content. Before
your examination, this online material will ensure you are prepared and
Online exams
have enough knowledge to pass the online exams.
Take exams whenever you are ready:

weekdays and holidays, any time of

Online-Campus myCampus
day or night. Our online exams give
Not only can you assess your learning content on our online campus via your
you this flexibility. They meet the same
laptop or desktop, but you can also download content at any time on mobile
demands and standards of validity and
devices like smartphones or tablets. Our Scripts that are available for
security as a written exam at one of
download as PDFs, in addition to our podcasts and e-books, make this
our testing centres. All you need is a
possible. Our Podcasts are short 15-minute Audio lectures in which your
PC/laptop with webcam and an in-
lecturers discuss the main topics of the individual courses.
ternet connection. A supervisor has a

live connection to your webcam and

Video-based online tutorials
computer screen to guarantee a
A central component of our teaching concept is our online tutorial. These are
smooth process and protect against
video-based live events in which a tutor makes a presentation in a virtual
fraud. .
classroom. The course content is presented in the same way as if it were a
physical classroom, and the tutor is available for queries via chat.
Furthermore-, it is possible to make audio or visual contributions to the
discussion. All of these presentations are available to download later for
review.

Numerous
Community Groups specialisations
With our online community groups, you can talk and exchange ideas with
other fellow students. You already can join existing groups or create your
Not only in terms of time but also
own. We also have Facebook groups that can be used for similar exercises.
content, you can study your needs

adjust. You choose several speciali-

One to One Doubt Sessions
sations from a large number of fun-
One of the major challenges for a working student is to manage the working
ctional areas, industries or foreign
hours with their study schedules to avoid a clash of time between the two.
languages.
Birchwood strives to solve this issue for the students with their doubt
clearing classes. Online doubt solving also ensures that students enjoy
studying from the comfort of their homes without traveling to faraway places.
They can also schedule these doubt clearing classes in advance to ensure a
proper way around their schedule, and the available subject expert will be at
your service to provide you with the best doubt resolution.
 Flexible time models
Enrol at any time 1-week trial
Our online learning programs have no fixed deadlines To make sure our online learning programme is the right
or application dates. You can start your studies when one for you, you can test it out for the first week after
you feel ready as we have Cohorts starting every enrolment free of charge and without obligation. During this
month. week, you can take regular courses, order lecture notes,

contact your advisor and even take exams. If within this
Full-time or part-time week you realise that the programme is not the right one
You can do the online bachelor`s degree programme for you, you can withdraw from the contract at any time and
as a full-time or part-time student. The content is without stating reasons. You have no costs or other
identical. In the part-time option, you have a lighter disadvantages.
workload. As a full- time student you take 18 credits

worth of course work per semester (this equates to Free extension

approximately 900 working hours), as a part-time Independent of the time model you choose, you have the
student a reduced amount. Part-time study is a option to extend your study time by 12 months free of
particularly good option for those who already have a charge. After the period of study has expired, you still
demanding workload. A switch from part-time to full- have access to all the course content, advising and
time (and vice versa) is possible at any time, but services of our programme. You do not have to pay
subject to a notice period of three months. anything for this.
 03 Practical Content
Effective
Learning

In your studies, you not only learn theoretical knowledge but

also take part in extensive practice components included in
the online programme. Due to the practicality of these
components, you can implement what you have learned
directly in your company from day one. In addition, our
lecturers have many years of professional experience in the
business sector and teach you using examples and techniques
such as case studies, analysing realistic scenarios and
discussing current business events.

Targeted coachings for your

academic success
Distance learning, job, and private obligations: To master this
balancing act successfully, we offer you three different
coaching formats: group, individual and career coaching. While
you work together with the coach and other students on
general topics such as time management, work-life balance,
motivation, etc. in our group coaching, you can individually
select your key priorities in the individual coaching format. In
our career coaching we take a look at your application
documents in two 45-minute sessions and develop your
personal career strategy together with you.
04
Quality is important to us
Highest quality
The quality of our programmes, delivered by Birchwood Universtity, is very important to
us. For this reason, we not only introduced internal quality assuran- ce procedures, but
also subject our programmes to numerous external accreditations and certificates.

The University’s Quality Framework is, as described in the

Quality University Education Strategy, as: a robust quality assurance

framework that drives innovative course design, working in

Framework partnership with students at all stages. This will include

engagement with external examiners, annual review of
programmes, faculty quality assurance processes and
periodic strategic reviews of departments/schools.

The University’s Quality Framework is, as described in the

University Education Strategy, as: a robust quality assurance
Monitoring and framework that drives innovative course design, working in
partnership with students at all stages. This will include
review engagement with external examiners, annual review of
programmes, faculty quality assurance processes and
periodic strategic reviews of departments/schools.

Birchwood is one of the few universities in the world to offer

AAA online examinations that can be taken anywhere, at any time,
without prior registration and with live supervision. For this
INITIATIVE innovation, the university was included in the top-best list of
the IT- Innovation.
 Entry requirements and how
to apply
General Admission Requirements:
Applicant must be 18 years or older.
Submission of a copy of a valid government-issued
picture identification.
Submission of a copy of an updated Resume.
Any document not in English must be accompanied
by a certified translated copy.
English language (we may require you to have
passed a recognised test of proficiency at the
appropriate level within the last three years)
For all programmes you will need computer/internet
access on some of our programmes you may be
eligible to apply for accreditation of prior learning
(APL)

How do we deal with your application?

Once we have received your application (and any
appropriate fee):
You will be emailed an acknowledgement
Your application will then be processed and you will be
informed of our decision on your eligibility
If you do not automatically meet our entrance
requirements then we will refer your application to the
Admissions Panel for individual consideration.
The Admissions Panel will consider qualifications that
are not published under the Qualifications for Entrance
Schedule, incomplete qualifications and substantial
relevant work experience.
If we cannot accept you with your current qualifications
and experience then we will advise you on what
qualifications you could take in order to meet our
entrance requirements in the future
If your application is approved, you will be emailed an
offer letter and registration instructions
With its focus on Any requests for APL will then be considered and you
leadership and current will be advised of the decision.
technology, the Data
Science master´s Financial assistance
programme provides me
with the right tools to design my Birchwood University students may be able to apply for a
personal career strategy so that I can part-time tuition fee loan to cover the cost of your
leverage my position on the global job registration and examination entry fees. For full details on
market and enhance my chances for eligibility criteria please visit our website Alternatively
success. I feel confident about my some employers in both the public and private sector may
skills and my ability to find a be willing to consider offering financial assistance to their
promising job after graduation, either employees.
in USA or abroad. The Career Service
Department has been of great help to English language requirement
me in this respect.”

If your first language is not English, you may be required to
Bryson Hyde demonstrate that you have the appropriate level required
Master´s student Data Science by taking a Test of Proficiency. We list a wide range of
qualifications that we accept on our website.
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