6 Data Analytics Degree Programs in Netherlands

This programme trains future elite data scientists in urban mobility. Through an interdisciplinary approach, you will learn to leverage urban data for strategic city planning, sustainable resource use, environmental cleanliness, equitable citizen engagement, and fostering a healthy society.

This Master's programme provides you with the solid theoretical foundation in microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics, necessary for applied quantitative data analysis. During this programme, you will acquire the latest quantitative and data-analytical skills and apply modern theories to real-world examples of current global challenges.

Data is the new gold – and with the right strategy and insights, you can turn that gold into growth, profit and innovation. With the MBA in Data Strategy & Business Intelligence, you will learn how to translate data into valuable information that you can put to use immediately.

In the Summer Course in Data Analysis in R, participants will explore the omnipresence of data and the necessity for essential analytical skills to extract valuable insights. The course leverages the extensive array of R packages, created by a myriad of active programmers, making R a versatile tool for a spectrum of data analysis techniques. From fundamental hypothesis testing to advanced methods like generalized linear regression and multivariate analysis, including principal component analysis, factor analysis, and clustering, participants will immediately apply their acquired knowledge through short exercises using Rmarkdown.

As a social scientist you need the knowledge and skills to collect and analyze data in a digital society. Polarization, cybersecurity, international migration, artificial intelligence and healthy ageing for example are global challenges that do not keep to disciplinary and methodological boundaries. Advances in digital technologies, such as algorithms, platforms, apps, and online social networks, create societal challenges that are highly complex and interconnected, affecting society at all levels: individuals, communities, organizations, and nations.

As data-driven technologies increasingly influence business decision making, a question that has developed is whether future managers should pursue a master’s degree in Business Administration or Data Analytics. This programme is unique as it covers both areas of study, offering you the ability to develop your knowledge and capability to link data, business processes and decision making.