Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences | Department of Data Science and Analytics

Graduates of the Data Science and Analytics undergraduate program have a wide range of employment opportunities across all sectors undergoing digital transformation. The primary employment areas and positions for successful graduates include:

Data Scientist: They develop predictive models to solve complex problems and enable strategic decision-making by analyzing large datasets of companies.
Data Analyst: They collect and clean raw data to provide meaningful reports, dashboards, and visualizations aimed at improving business processes.
Data Engineer: They design data architectures, build and manage databases and big data processing infrastructures to make data ready for analysis.
Business Intelligence Analyst: They generate commercial insights to increase corporate competitiveness by analyzing market trends, customer behaviors, and financial data.
Machine Learning Engineer: They design, train, and integrate deep learning and machine learning algorithms into live systems for artificial intelligence projects.
Sectoral Distribution: Graduates can work as specialists, consultants, or managers in all data-critical industries such as finance, banking, e-commerce, telecommunications, healthcare, logistics, information technology, government agencies, and R&D centers. They also have the opportunity to pursue an academic career by continuing with Master's and Ph.D. programs.