After your graduation
Completion of the programme is rewarded with the title Master of Arts in Data-Driven Design. This degree opens the door to an exciting international career. For the digital creative, data analysis is not a final goal, but rather a means to create innovative concepts that create value within a digital society.
For the digital creative, data analysis is not a final goal, but rather a means to create innovative concepts that create value within a digital society.
Career perspectives
This programme is developed in response to strong demand from businesses, and to global developments. When graduated, you will be a “digital creative” in the true sense of the word – you will have acquired the skills you need to become a professional pioneer in the digital transformation process.
Because of your extensive conceptual knowledge of data science and business models, you will be able to play a leading role in the transformation toward data-driven design in any organisation. Your skills and knowledge will be a great boost to your job opportunities. To a large extent, job titles that adequately describe the roles applicable to you still need to be invented.
Possible careers
- Data scientist, data journalist, growth hacker, business analyst
- UX researcher, UX designer, UX strategist, user researcher
- Concept developer, creative researcher, developer of decision algorithms
- Marketing specialist, marketing strategist, product owner, product developer
- Innovation manager, communication specialist, content strategist, online publisher, CTO
Competences
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Ambitious
This programme is demanding, so you need to be willing and able to put in the work.
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Tech-savvy
Roughly half of the curriculum is about technology, programming, and data science, so you need to have affinity with digital technology.
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Creative
We encourage cool ideas but find it more important that you are able to set up and run a creative process from research and analysis, towards solutions and prototypes.
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Sociable
As you will be working closely with fellow students, teaching staff and professionals, you need to be socially confident.
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Self-reliant
As about 20 hours per week are spent on self-study and preparation, you will need the drive to motivate yourself.