Entry Requirements
ANY Bachelor’s Degree (except BA) with minimum aggregate of 50%
A comprehensive educational pathway featuring triple majors in Biotechnology, Biochemistry, and Genetics.
Single Page Web Applications with AngularJS
Database Management Essentials
Introduction to Genetics and Evolution
C for Everyone: Programming Fundamentals
Operating Systems Fundamentals
Introduction to Electronics
Economics of Money and Banking
English for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
Successful Presentation
Cloud Computing Applications, Part 1: Cloud Systems and Infrastructure
Cloud Computing Concepts, Part 1
The Bits and Bytes of Computer Networking
C++ For C Programmers, Part A,Part B
Introduction to Back-End Development
Computer Architecture
Modern Art & Ideas
Write Professional Emails in English
The Science of Stem Cells
Fundamentals of Immunology: Innate Immunity and B-Cell Function
Databases and SQL for Data Science with Python
Career Decisions: From Insight to Impact
Drug Discovery
DNA DECODED
Bioinformatics I- Finding Hidden Messages in DNA
Genome Sequencing (Bioinformatics II)
Learn to Speak Korean 1
Introduction to Industrial Bioprocess Development
Healthy Practices: Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Community and Family Participation
Sleep: Neurobiology, Medicine, and Society
Disease Screening in Public Health
MSDA
2 years
INR 65,000
INR 89,000
MSDA
2 years
$ 1500
$ 1000
CAUTION DEPOSIT : Rs. 5000/- to be paid by all the students.
(Rs 3000/- will be refunded deducting incidental expenses and alumni membership.)
PG Programs: Rs.3500/-
After completing a M.Sc. Data Science and Analytics at Garden City University (GCU), these are some of the most trending career opportunities:
Data Scientist: Analyzing and interpreting complex datasets to inform business decision-making. Data scientists use statistical techniques, machine learning, and programming skills to extract insights and build predictive models.
Data Analyst: Focusing on interpreting and analyzing data to help organizations make informed decisions. Data analysts work with databases, statistical tools, and visualization techniques to present findings.
Business Intelligence (BI) Analyst: Using data analysis tools to provide insights into business performance. BI analysts create reports and dashboards to assist organizations in strategic planning.
List of companies where UG & PG Commerce and Management students of GCU got placement opportunities:
Biocon, Syngene, LifeCell, Cryoviva, HCG, Indigene, Anand Diagnostics, Indo-American Hybrid Seeds, Molecular Connections, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories.
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After completing a M.Sc. Data Science and Analytics at Garden City University (GCU), these are some of the most trending career opportunities:
Data Scientist: Analyzing and interpreting complex datasets to inform business decision-making. Data scientists use statistical techniques, machine learning, and programming skills to extract insights and build predictive models.
Data Analyst: Focusing on interpreting and analyzing data to help organizations make informed decisions. Data analysts work with databases, statistical tools, and visualization techniques to present findings.
Business Intelligence (BI) Analyst: Using data analysis tools to provide insights into business performance. BI analysts create reports and dashboards to assist organizations in strategic planning.
Machine Learning Engineer: Building and implementing machine learning algorithms and models. Machine learning engineers work on developing systems that can learn and adapt without explicit programming.
Big Data Engineer: Designing, developing, and maintaining large-scale processing systems for big data. Big data engineers work with tools like Hadoop and Spark to handle and process massive datasets.
Data Engineer: Building, testing, and maintaining data architecture (databases, large-scale processing systems) for efficient data retrieval and storage.
Quantitative Analyst: Applying statistical and mathematical models to analyze financial data, often in the context of risk management and investment strategies.
Predictive Modeler: Developing models to predict future trends or outcomes based on historical data. This role is prevalent in marketing, finance, and healthcare.
Data Architect: Designing and creating data systems and structures for organizations. Data architects ensure that databases and systems are optimized for data storage and retrieval.
Business Analytics Manager: Overseeing analytics initiatives within an organization, ensuring that data-driven insights contribute to strategic decision-making.
Research Scientist: Conducting research and experiments to develop new algorithms and methodologies in the field of data science and analytics.
Data Consultant: Providing expert advice on data-related matters to businesses, helping them optimize their data strategies and implementations.
Healthcare Data Analyst: Applying data analytics in the healthcare sector to improve patient outcomes, optimize operations, and support medical research.
Fraud Analyst: Using data analytics to detect and prevent fraudulent activities in various industries, such as finance and e-commerce.
Cybersecurity Analyst (with a focus on Data): Analyzing data to identify and prevent security threats and breaches.