Data and innovation go hand-in-hand. That’s why this program has been designed to teach students to use cutting-edge technologies to analyze and extract actionable insights from data to then help organizations find solutions that will drive them into the future. This skill set allows students—and later, graduates—to influence positive change in the world. The business world is changing at the speed of light as a result of new technologies, and at IE University we ensure that our graduates are prepared to adapt to these changes and drive innovation.

Taking on this dual degree means students are prepared to integrate management and tech. Students who study two integrated degrees stand out from the crowd, but those with a dual degree in business, data, and analytics—some of the fastest-growing sectors in the world—have a unique appeal to companies and headhunters. In fact, according to McKinsey, there’s a shortage of people who are highly trained in this field. And it’s not just tech companies looking for these professionals. Kimberly Castro, Executive Editor at U.S. News, says that every type of company is in need of people who can analyze and interpret data to solve problems. This means graduates of this program are in high demand, regardless of sector.

By studying this degree, you will become an expert in driving innovation in businesses across industries. What you learn from the program will inspire you to play a fundamental role in big decision making within your future company. Top companies use data and business analytics to make decisions that lead to improved performance. Your data insights data will inform your decision making and give your company a competitive edge. Data and business are fast growing fields in the corporate world, meaning your profile will be in high-demand and impactful in any business.

This dual degree integrates business administration and data analytics seamlessly into one comprehensive program. A coherent learning experience is grounded in core modules and expanded by an integrated study plan that ensures students take a wide range of courses. Students begin with foundation courses in their first year, learning the building blocks of each discipline. Once the foundation has been laid, students delve deeper into subjects such as data analytics, big data technologies, innovation and business.