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Data Science and Business Analytics, MA studies

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🎓 #1 in Data Analytics in Central & Eastern Europe – Eduniversal Best Masters Ranking 2024
Unlock your future with the Data Science and Business Analytics programme at the Faculty of EconomicSciences, University of Warsaw – the top-ranked choice for aspiring data professionals in the region.

🌍 This cutting-edge, four-semester programme, taught entirely in English, blends the power of data science, econometrics, machine learning, and IT programming with essential soft skills – creating a new generation of highly sought-after data experts who not only analyze numbers but also drive strategic decisions.

🎓 Double Degree Opportunity
Thanks to our partnership with the University of Milan, students can earn two prestigious diplomas:

  • Data Science and Business Analytics (University of Warsaw)

  • Data Science for Economics (Università degli Studi di Milano)

Who is this programme for?
Ideal for students passionate about quantitative analysis in economics, finance, business, or the social sciences. Candidates should bring a solid foundation in statistics, mathematics, and programming – and a drive to shape the data-driven future.

What makes this programme stand out?
Our curriculum is built around four key pillars:

  1. Advanced quantitative methods

  2. Practical IT and programming skills (Python, R, SQL, SAS, and more)

  3. In-depth knowledge of economics and finance

  4. Strong soft skills and business communication

 One of the programme’s highlights is the Understanding Business course – a real-world platform that bridges academia with industry. Students work on live projects with business partners to identify real challenges and craft data-driven solutions.

Your career advantage
Our graduates are equipped not only with top-tier analytical and technical skills but also with the ability to navigate complex economic environments and communicate effectively with business stakeholders. They’re not just analysts – they’re decision-makers.