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Faculty and research

Department of Data Science and Analytics

The Department of Data Science and Analytics is the ninth department at BI Norwegian Business School and was established in 2020. Our faculty have a background in statistics, machine learning, statistical learning, and/or artificial intelligence.

The department works in both applied and theoretical research in data science and statistics and aims at publications in top journals in the field.

The department research focus on fundamental and applied research within statistics, machine learning and artificial intelligence. We have activities in teaching, supervision of students, and research projects.  We strive to be a single point of contact for other departments at BI to obtain, coordinate and collaborate on cutting-edge knowledge in advanced data science.

The course portfolio includes one of BI's undergraduate studies: Bachelor of Data Science for Business, and one of BI's graduate studies: Master of Science in Data Science for business. In addition, the department offers program courses at the Master of Science in Business Analytics and the Bachelor of Digital Business. We also offer elective courses at bachelor level.

Francesco Ravazzolo

Francesco Ravazzolo

Head of Department Department of Data Science and Analytics

Contact

Siri Johnsen
Head of Administration

E-mail: siri.johnsen@bi.no
Phone: +47 952 04 710

BI Norwegian Business School
Nydalsveien 37
N-0484 Oslo

Swith board: +47 46 41 00 00

Affiliated Research Centres

News

BI launches new and future-oriented MSc and BSc programmes

From the autumn semester 2022, BI will start offering new MSc programmes in digital communication management, data science for business and a BSc programme in digital business.

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BI joins Norwegian Artificial Intelligence Research Consortium (NORA)

The consortium aims to strengthen research, education and innovation within artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics.

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Simula@BI officially opens

The Norwegian data science community showed up in force to celebrate Monday’s launch of BI and Simula’s new research centre.