Career Opportunities in Analytics
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Jobs in big data are abundant and demand for data professionals continues to grow. Whether you're looking to break into the field or move up to a new level of influence, a graduate degree in data analytics opens the door to opportunity.
As the pace of data generation multiplies exponentially, companies in all industries need professionals who can understand, analyze, and act on stockpiles of data. With an analytics education from the Carlson School, you're well-positioned to take on new roles and have a bigger impact.
Top Employers Hire Carlson Grads
Graduates of the Carlson School's analytics programs have gone on to work for top employers locally and across the country.
Support Along the Way
The Carlson School's extensive network spans local, national, and global business communities, providing students with introductions to industry leaders and future colleagues. The Graduate Business Career Center (GBCC) at the Carlson School provides a range of services to assist students with all aspects of their career development.
Need career advice? Our professional career coaches can help with all aspects of your career development. From defining a business career that fits you best to negotiating job offers, your career coach will be with you every step of the way.
Each year, the Carlson School hosts more than 100 companies on campus. At these sessions, students learn about different company cultures, meet company representatives, and expand their professional networks.
Each year, local and national organizations visit campus to recruit students for full-time opportunities. Hundreds more post opportunities to the school's TalentLink system, which provides another way for students to learn about job opportunities.
Careers in Analytics
Carlson School of Management alumni talk about how their analytics education prepared them for careers at Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, and Zillow.
Still Have Questions About Working in Analytics?
about the field of analytics and the kind of work data professionals do