Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Data Science

When you study data science and analytics at QUT, you learn from leading experts who are active researchers in the QUT Centre for Data Science. Led by the internationally-renowned statistician, Distinguished Professor Kerrie Mengersen, the QUT Centre for Data Science brings together the university's strengths and track record in data analysis, computation and eResearch, as well as cross-disciplinary projects and connections to centres of excellence, cooperative research centres, and national and international networks.

Yes. QUT has introduced Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) for 10 in-demand IT, data science and business process management courses, allowing you to save more than 60% on tuition fees. These are available across a range of graduate certificates, graduate diplomas and master degrees.

QUT offers several postgraduate pathways including the Graduate Certificate in Data Science (1–2 years part-time), which covers statistical data analysis, programming fundamentals, data manipulation and business process modelling, as well as the Master of Data Science (1–2 years full-time or 2–4 years part-time). Research degrees such as a Master of Philosophy and PhD are also available.

Yes. QUT offers vertical double degrees that seamlessly integrate undergraduate courses with the Master of Data Science, allowing students to complete both qualifications in an accelerated and connected pathway.

QUT provides a searchable directory of experts where you can find a supervisor to undertake a research degree, an industry expert for project-specific advice, or a potential partner or collaborator within the data science field.