Dive deeper into data. Meet the Demand.
Do you want to level-up your career with in-demand GIS, data analytics, data visualization and spatial analysis skills? Brandman University’s Esri-powered programs take data beyond business. Offering certificates, Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in both our School of Business and School of Arts & Sciences.
Brandman’s career-centric programs:
- Introduce students to the idea of spatial thinking
- Explore how to find, understand and present data
- Offer skills for jobs in business, government, education, nonprofits and social services
- Focus on the connection between people, places, communities and physical environment using technologically-based analytical tools
- Incorporate industry-leading Esri geospatial information system technology (GIS) tools: Insights for ArcGIS; ArcGIS Online; ArcGIS Business Analyst; ArcGIS Community Analyst; ArcGIS Hub; ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World; Survey123 for ArcGIS; GeoForms; Story Maps
Skills in Demand
The Bureau of Labor and Statistics predicts all finance, accounting marketing, sales and operation manager positions will require data sciences and analytical skills by 2020*
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of business leaders say that their largest skills shortage is in data science and analytics*
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average salary advertised for data science and analytic jobs**
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What separates these classes from those at other universities is they’re not just point and click. We were mindful of not pigeonholing our students so they could apply what they’re learning to a variety of sectors.
Lindsay Yossef | Instructional Designer, Brandman University
*Pricewaterhouse Cooper’s and Business Higher Education Forum’s report: Investing in America’s Data Science and Analytics Talent
** https://www.forbes.com/sites/louiscolumbus/2017/05/13/ibm-predicts-demand-for-data-scientists-will-soar-28-by-2020/#74430ebb7e3b