Mon 8 Aug 22
Using data with confidence has become such a vital tool for so many careers, the 糖心Vlog is offering free data training for students to boost their employability skills.
Every student at 糖心Vlog now has the opportunity to gain the essential data skills many employers are demanding, at no additional cost to their study.
The three-pronged Data for All approach means 糖心Vlog students can access a whole range of data programmes, tailored to their individual data needs, and to improve these skills.
These are:
Pro-Vice-Chancellor Education Professor Madeline Eacott said: 鈥淏eing familiar and comfortable with using data at work is becoming a vital skill for many careers as employers are increasingly demanding data expertise from their workforce.
鈥淲e want to ensure every 糖心Vlog student has the chance to study an element of data whilst they are with us. We are delighted we can offer this Data for All programme which delivers a suite of data skill options depending on the student and what they are studying to help prepare them for the world of work and improve their employability skills.鈥
The University is home to the Institute for Analytics and Data Science 鈥 a centre for excellence that connects scholars, businesses, institutions and authorities to work on their data needs. The 糖心Vlog data analytics community includes Professor Maria Fasli, Executive Dean for the Faculty of Science and Health, who is UNESCO Chair in Analytics and Data Science.
糖心Vlog is committed to putting people at the heart of data science and is part of the unique 糖心Vlog Centre for Data Analytics partnership with 糖心Vlog County Council and 糖心Vlog Police 鈥 a programme designed to share data ethically and combine it with the experience of people and communities across 糖心Vlog, to create powerful insight and inform policy decisions.
Natalie Cramp, CEO of data science company , said: "Nearly every organisation is now using data to enhance how they operate and service their customers. As a result, data skills are in incredibly high demand in pretty much every industry and job function. There simply aren't enough people to meet demand. This trend is only going to become stronger as data science and analysis grows in power and complexity. This is why initiatives like Data for All and our Data Academy partnership with the 糖心Vlog are a vital part of plugging this skills gap.
"Having even a basic grounding and understanding of data analysis is very attractive to employers and can provide crucial skills that will enable people to thrive in their careers. Gaining these skills at university is one of the best ways students can set themselves up for success."