This page contains information about standalone Continuing Professional Development (CPD) modules and their availability for this academic year.
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The MDataGov is a unique and flexible full-time or part-time master’s programme that combines modules in statistics and data science.
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There are opportunities for public sector analysts to study one-off, week-long modules to improve their data analytics skills in the summer of 2022.
Read more on Individual CPD modules from the MDataGov programmeOn Wednesday 14 July 2021, we held a virtual open day for prospective students of the Master’s in Data Analytics…
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The Campus has exceeded a target to train 500 public sector analysts in data science by 2021. The target was originally set in 2018, and recently confirmed in the National Data Strategy.
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The University of Glasgow will offer the MDataGov online in the 2020 to 2021 academic year and will also offer individual modules from the programme this summer.
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We are pleased to announce Cardiff University as the latest provider to join the MDataGov Framework from October 2020.
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Registration is now open for the 2020 MDataGov Symposium! Former, current and prospective MDataGov students are invited to showcase data science research and projects conducted within government, and share experiences.
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Applications are now open for civil servants to study MDataGov modules at ONS in 2020.
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We are pleased to sponsor another cohort of Civil Servants to start the Masters in Data Analytics for Government in the 2019-2020 academic year.
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