Deakin University

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Companies embracing change, renovate their operation to adapt and survive in the globally competitive market .Interestingly the business environment has altered considerably over the years to meet the current needs of the global market and customers .Likewise adapting to change is also necessary for even highly qualified people .For almost six years, I relentlessly working in the corporate world .Surprisingly in many cases, employees with many years of experience and high education qualification, turned out to be poor performer. The reason behind this lack of interest in updating skills and knowledge .Clearly employees are constantly being assessed on their knowledge and skills A prospective employer always would prefer an employee who …show more content…

Deakin, multi-award winning university, is home to world-class facilities, According to all major international university ranking, Deakin University is ranked in the top 3% of the best universities worldwide. As a young university, Deakin is also ranked as one of the world's top 50 universities under 50. I was greatly impressed by the fact that Deakin specialises in providing its students with real-life skills. Hence Deakin University has a strong reputation for producing highly-skilled, work-ready and resilient graduates from a diverse range of backgrounds. Prestigious Times Higher Education index stated, Deakin is ranked third in Australia when it comes to graduate Employability. The University is located in Melbourne, one of the best student cities in the world. Also Melbourne is well-connected with regular bus service, train services and tram. City's culture, education, safety and infrastructure makes Melbourne has been named the world's 'most liveable city'. All the units of master of Business analysis course is designed in a way to meet needs of real workplace .Master of Business analysis includes Foundation skill of data analysis, Decision Modelling for Business Analytics, Database and Information Retrieval, Value of Information, Decision Analytics in Practice, Real World Analytics, Descriptive Analytics and Visualisation, Business Intelligence, Security and Privacy Issues in Analytics, Predictive Analytics, Customer Analytics and Machine

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