The Master of Science in Economics, Business and Data Analytics offers you a rigorous university education that will enable you to analyse and understand markets, organisations, and decision making. The programme will empower you to take advantage of (big) data using state-of-the-art analytical methods to apply insights from frontier research to real-world problems.
The 90 ECTS credits are spread over 5 semesters, resulting in a typical study duration of 2.5 years. 1 ECTS credit corresponds to 25 to 30 hours of work.
The minimum duration of the programme is 3 semesters; the maximum duration is 10 semesters.
This Master’s programme is designed specifically for part-time students, allowing modules to be taken in parallel with a professional activity or other obligations. Many students of economics at UniDistance Suisse are professional athletes.
In this programme, you acquire state-of-the-art data analytics skills combined with theoretical and applied economics insights into the functioning of markets, organisations, and decision making. This will equip you for jobs in many areas: in business consulting or tech companies, start-ups or various other industries, as well as in the public sector.
The study fees amount to CHF 1,400 per semester, irrespective of the number of modules selected per semester.
Fees are invoiced per semester.
Instalment payments are not possible.
Additional costs for study materials may occur, for example, for textbooks, software, or lending services. Such additional costs can amount to CHF 100-150 per module (see further details in the Fee Regulations).
Written and oral proficiency in English (C1 level) are essential for admission to the Master’s programme.
Graduate Bachelor in Economics
Biathlete
«It was important for me to continue my education while doing sports. Thanks to UniDistance Suisse, I was able to organise my studies in a flexible way. I could really use my available time to study wherever I was: on the plane, the train, the bus, in my hotel room. It was unique and incredibly convenient.
The discipline you have to show every day as an athlete also helps you to study regularly and fast at university. On the other hand, studying also helps you to switch off. When I wasn't competing or training, it gave me the chance to immerse myself in another world and gain some distance. It gave me a sense of balance.»
