
Info Systems
A course by
UC Online
Fast-track your career with a broad and practical understanding of data science principles and applications. The Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Data Science from UC Online equips you with the ability to identify and describe data trends using statistics and specialised software for improved decision-making and productivity.
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Graduates will be able to identify, describe, and interpret trends in data using statistics and specialised software tools.

Develop and apply a range of data science methods and concepts to real world and complex datasets.
This programme is designed to provide graduates with a broad understanding of applied data science, encompassing the core principles, key methodologies, and practical skills needed to analyse, interpret, manage, and utilise data effectively in varied organisational and research contexts. Learners study foundational and advanced modules in data science, statistical learning, big data, data management, programming, and ethics, with options to tailor through electives. The course is delivered online or on-campus, with flexible study options to suit work-life commitments. It targets those wanting to upskill or pivot into data science, accommodating candidates from a broad range of undergraduate backgrounds.
Entry Requirements



Info Systems
A course by
UC Online
Fast-track your career with a broad and practical understanding of data science principles and applications. The Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Data Science from UC Online equips you with the ability to identify and describe data trends using statistics and specialised software for improved decision-making and productivity.
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Graduates will be able to identify, describe, and interpret trends in data using statistics and specialised software tools.

Develop and apply a range of data science methods and concepts to real world and complex datasets.
This programme is designed to provide graduates with a broad understanding of applied data science, encompassing the core principles, key methodologies, and practical skills needed to analyse, interpret, manage, and utilise data effectively in varied organisational and research contexts. Learners study foundational and advanced modules in data science, statistical learning, big data, data management, programming, and ethics, with options to tailor through electives. The course is delivered online or on-campus, with flexible study options to suit work-life commitments. It targets those wanting to upskill or pivot into data science, accommodating candidates from a broad range of undergraduate backgrounds.
Entry Requirements


Online study
Flexible online learning from anywhere
Available in 2 locations
It will take a total of 1 year
This course requires 40 hours per week
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Understand and apply key principles in data and database management in modern organisations.
A completed university degree in a data science-related area (e.g., biological sciences, computer science, digital humanities, economics, environmental science, finance, geography, geology, mathematics, physics, psychology, statistics, or other relevant field, subject to dean's approval)
At least 90 points in relevant 300-level courses with at least a B Grade Point Average
Approval as a student for the degree by the Executive Dean of Science or delegate
Meet University of Canterbury English language requirements for non-native speakers
Online study
Flexible online learning from anywhere
Available in 2 locations
It will take a total of 1 year
This course requires 40 hours per week
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Understand and apply key principles in data and database management in modern organisations.
A completed university degree in a data science-related area (e.g., biological sciences, computer science, digital humanities, economics, environmental science, finance, geography, geology, mathematics, physics, psychology, statistics, or other relevant field, subject to dean's approval)
At least 90 points in relevant 300-level courses with at least a B Grade Point Average
Approval as a student for the degree by the Executive Dean of Science or delegate
Meet University of Canterbury English language requirements for non-native speakers