1. Business Analyst
   Business Analysts play a critical role in gathering, processing, and presenting data to guide a company’s strategic decisions. They may work independently or collaborate with departments like finance, marketing, and sales to support organisational objectives. Graduates acquire skills in data management, communication, and strategic analysis, enabling them to identify key data areas aligned with company goals, manage databases, design research experiments, and interact across functions. Business Analysts often find roles in consulting, where they provide data-driven insights to departments or serve as financial auditors for large organisations.
    
2. Financial Data Scientist
   Financial Data Scientists provide essential analytical support for decision-making in banking and finance, covering areas such as investment choices, capital allocation, and credit risk. Graduates are equipped with technical expertise in data retrieval and analysis, along with planning and organisational skills, allowing them to handle complex data tasks across banking, corporate finance, and government sectors. This role is particularly attractive to investment firms, FinTech companies, banks, and asset management organisations. Financial Data Scientists may also work independently as quantitative analysts or freelance consultants.

For reference: find here the calendar of the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences for the academic year 2023/24.