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Massey’s Master of Analytics will equip students with both the technical ability and the competence in critical thinking needed to transform massive amounts of data into intelligence that is useful for crucial organisation decisions.

Your course of study in the Master of Analytics will cover fundamental data analysis tools, including data mining, statistics, and econometrics.

You will then learn how these tools are applied in a specialisation of your choosing. In the last phase of study you will complete an applied analytics project, where the knowledge and skills you have learnt will be utilised to address a real-world problem in collaboration with an organisation.

Gain globally recognised certification

The Master of Analytics is sponsored by the world’s leading business analytics software provider - SAS. That means that upon completion of this degree you will receive the globally-recognised SAS certification.

SAS business insights also ensure your lecturers are up-to-date with developments in the industry and you will gain access to SAS’ global network of clients. This agreement was the first of its kind with a New Zealand university.

Core Modules

• Introduction to Analytics
• Multivariate Analysis for Big Data
• Practical Data Mining
• Applied Econometric Methods

Finance Track Specialisation Modules (Choose 2)(30 credits each)

• Big Data in Finance and Banking
• Managerial Finance
• Advanced Investment Analysis

Marketing Track Specialisation Modules (30 credits each)

• Customer Insights
• Return on Marketing Investment

Final Project (Compulsory)(60 credits)

• Applied Analytics Project

Graduation Requirements

Students will have to complete 180 credits, made up of 4 core modules of 15 credits each, 2 specialisation modules of 30 credits each, and a final project worth 60 credits.

Students who successfully complete the programme will be awarded the Master of Analytics degree from Massey University.

The degree awarded will be the same as that awarded to students on-campus in New Zealand for the equivalent programme.