Business Analytics (CERT)
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Overview
To effectively meet increased expectations and help their organizations compete in this complex, uncertain world, BA Professionals will need to:
Learn new technology and how to apply emerging technologies in decision making business models
Learn product management and process management including developing skills that support improvement in operational processes and customer experience challenges
Learn and adopt agile approaches to business solutions to deliver value in shorter time increments that can be tested with customers
Students who would be interested in this certificate include those who are detail-oriented and enjoy working with data. This group includes:
Current Ensign College Accounting students (combined with an Accounting Certificate)
Current Ensign College Finance students seeking data-driven decision-making skills to enhance capital budgeting, project evaluation, and financial analysis capabilities.
Transfer students - this certificate is designed as a stackable component to an Associate of Science Degree
Non-traditional students seeking specific skills to allow them to progress in their current jobs
Business Analytics is fast becoming the center of business. It was best described in a discussion with an industry expert when he said, “Data is the new currency.” The ability to analyze a business and extract relevant information from the incredible quantity of data being gathered is becoming a necessary skill. It touches every phase of business.
Career Opportunities
Business Analytics is a significant growth opportunity in every industry. Career opportunities include: Financial Analyst, FP&A (Financial Planning & Analysis) Analyst, Budget Analyst, General Management Analyst, Operations Research Analyst, Accountants, Project Support Analyst, Marketing Analyst, and many others.
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Professional Licensure
This program is designed to enhance employability by developing industry-relevant skills and preparing students for applicable industry certifications; however, it is not designed or intended to lead to professional licensure in any state.