Bachelor of Business Analytics and Analysis/ Bachelor of Cyber Security

The Bachelor of Business Analytics and Analysis/ Bachelor of Cyber Security combines two in-demand skill sets to create one supercharged outcome. Learn not just how to extract data, but how to turn it into meaningful narratives and insights for every imaginable business. Gain the skills to innovatively solve a range of business, technology, analysis, and analytics problems. Then, prepare to outhack the hackers with your expertise in cyber security. Develop expertise in secure programming, penetration testing, risk management, cyber resilience, and more. Delve into embedded industry projects. Plus, plan and implement a cyber security strategy. Graduate ready to pursue a riveting career as a cyber analyst, business analyst, penetration tester, security consultant, information security officer, project manager or in the field of solution architecture. Business, Cybersecurity, Business Analysis, Business Analytics, Cyber Security

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Career Opportunities:
The growing demand for IS professionals who can provide business analytics and business analysis expertise while showing an aptitude towards the organisational environment and the ability to communicate with the business users, means that graduates of this degree can enjoy career opportunities in the professional fields of business analysis, business analytics, solution architecture, project management, or other fields where business analytics and business analysis-requisite skills and knowledge are highly valued. The course also provides individuals with the requisite academic knowledge and skills to undertake further learning at higher levels such as Honours, Graduate Certificate, or Masters (by coursework) within the field of business analytics and business analysis and/or an area closely related to IS/IT. Pairing this with the Cyber Security degree, graduates of this course will have developed extensive skills associated to the cyber security of systems, networks, and programs. Via a combination of technical units and those with embedded industry-relevant projects, graduates will have demonstrated contemporary technical abilities, teamwork, oral and written communication skills. Examples of specific careers include cyber analysts, penetration testers, security consultants, and information security officers.