Data Analytics with Precision Diagnostics - Grangegorman

The MSc Data Analytics with Precision Diagnostics addresses a significant and growing skills need in the area of data analytics and data-informed decision making, particularly in the healthcare sector, both in Ireland and internationally. Graduates of the programme will have have all the necessary technical skills, communications skills, research skills and organisational knowledge required to be effective in the application of data analytics in the real-world healthcare contexts within which they will be employed as graduates.

Minimum Entry Requirements? The minimum entry requirement for entry to the MSc Data Analytics, MSc Data Analytics with Precision Diagnostics and Data Analytics for Sport is an honours degree at the level of Upper Second Class Honours (2.1) in the area of Computing, Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or related areas with an appropriate numerate component. Students with an honours degree at the level of Lower Second Class Honours (2.2) with appropriate work experience, may be considered for admission to the programme. Other applicants who do not meet these accredited learning criteria but who have substantial experience in the relevant field may be considered through a Recognition of Prior Learning process, in line with University policy. Applicants intending to pursue the MSc Data Analytics with Precision Diagnostics pathway must identify this intention at the application stage. To be eligible for this pathway, the applicant must meet the minimum entry requirements for the programme and must also have an appropriate background in Biology or Healthcare, achieved either through accredited learning or professional experience. All applicants must also have an appropriate background in Biology or Healthcare, achieved either through accredited learning or professional experience. Applicants for this programme must have English language proficiency at the level of IELTS (Academic Version) English 6.5 overall (or equivalent) with nothing less than 6 in each component. Satisfying the minimum entry requirements for the programme does not guarantee applicants a place on the programme.