Marketing Analytics

English language proficiency at a minimum of IELTS band 6.5 with no component score below 6.0.

• • Learn how to analyse and interpret data, and forecast future market and consumer trends
  • Develop your knowledge and practice in key marketing disciplines, such as consumer insights and analytics, social media marketing, applied marketing analytics, competitor research and data science
  • Apply what you learn, as you learn, including establishing your own marketing agency, working with the local business community
  • Develop transferable skills you can apply in all areas of your life, such as critical thinking, independent research, teamwork, verbal and written communication, analytical thinking and ethical practice
  • Benefit from the experience of external guest speakers from a range of backgrounds – past speakers on similar courses include Jo Pabari (Director of Good Stuff Consulting and marketing consultant for Heineken, PepsiCo, Heinz and Twinings) and Emma Searle (Head of Digital at Verb Brands, a leading digital agency for luxury and premium brands)

• • Visit some of the world's leading digital marketing and advertising companies in London – we have links with organisations such as Google, Twitter and IBM
  • Obtain additional qualifications that will boost your CV, via online training for applications such as Google Analytics and Adwords
  • Immerse yourself in a different culture on a week-long self-funded study visit to a European university

You don't need a computing or maths background to study this course.

Work experience and career planning

During the Collaborative Project module, you'll have the opportunity to set up an agency with your peers and work alongside clients from the local community, giving you a taste of working in the industry.

We can also help you identify placements, internships, voluntary roles and freelancing opportunities that will complement your studies and build your CV.

Careers and opportunities

Demand for professionals with specialist data skills more than tripled between 2014 and 2019. This demand is likely to continue to grow (The Royal Society, 2019).

With your Master's, you could work in many digital marketing and data analytics fields when you graduate, including marketing analysis, consumer insight and planning, and market research.

Roles you could work in include:

• Data analyst
• Data planner
• Digital marketing analyst
• Research and engagement marketing executive
• Market intelligence analyst
• Business strategy analyst

Data numeracy is consistently highlighted as a key skill-set required by employers and today’s marketing practitioners must be adept at sourcing, analysing and communicating data. Therefore, the ability to turn data analysis into useful insights and strategic planning is vital to success in all areas of the marketing industry.

You'll also be able to pursue further studies at postgraduate or research level, or set up your own businesses with help and support from the University.

After you graduate, you can get help, advice and support for up to 5 years from our Careers and Employability service as you advance in your career.