The BSc (Hons) Business Analytics equips students with the analytical and technical skills needed to interpret data and support decision-making in modern organisations.
Students learn how to work with data, apply statistical tools and understand how analytics supports business strategy, operations and innovation.
Delivered in Bengaluru and awarded by the University of London, this degree combines global academic standards with study in one of India’s most important technology and business ecosystems.
Semester 1: 15 September - 24 December 2026
(Sep-26: 30 seats)
Semester 2: 04 January - 16 July 2027
3 Years full-time
On Campus
Bengaluru
Tuition fees: ₹7,50,000/year (Indian Nationals*)
Total expected fees: ₹23,27,000
Includes tuition fees, application fee (₹2,000), admission fee (₹25,000), and security deposit (₹50,000)
Indian Citizens can access a 20% Vice-Chancellor Scholarship on all courses.
This course is ideal for students who:
It is particularly suited to students who want to develop data-driven business skills for the modern digital economy.

Data Analyst
Business Analyst
BI Analyst (Business Intelligence)
Operations Analyst
₹6–12 LPA
₹6–10 LPA
₹7–11 LPA
₹5–8 LPA
£28,000 – £36,000 (₹29 – ₹38 LPA)
£28,000 – £35,000 (₹29 – ₹37 LPA)
£30,000 – £38,000 (₹32 – ₹40 LPA)
£26,000 – £33,000 (₹27 – ₹35 LPA)
Demand for analytics graduates continues to grow across technology, consulting, finance and e-commerce sectors.
Salaries are indicative averages.
Students completing this degree will be able to:

The degree is awarded by the University of London and delivered by Birkbeck, University of London. Birkbeck is a globally recognised university and part of the University of London federation.

Entry requirements and selection criteria for Birkbeck Bengaluru programmes.
10+2 / Class XII / equivalent
70% aggregate (CBSE / CISCE / IB); 70% aggregate (State Boards); Mathematics ≥ 70%
Mathematics compulsory
IELTS 6.0 overall (min. 5.5 in each component), or an accepted equivalent test. Alternatively: ≥ 70% in English in Standard XII / equivalent (see Note 1).
Aptitude in Mathematics
Aptitude Test (Quantitative) + Interview
Bachelor’s degree (3 years or equivalent) in CS / Maths / Statistics / Engineering / Economics / Management
60% from a UGC-recognised University or an International University of repute(55% with a strong quantitative background)
Strong foundation in Maths / Statistics; coding desirable
IELTS 6.5 overall (min. 6.0 in each component), or an accepted equivalent test. Alternatively: ≥ 70% in English in Standard XII / equivalent (see Note 1).
Aptitude test (Coding)
Standard Requirements
English as a Subject Route
Applicants who achieved at least 70% in English as a subject in Standard XII or equivalent are deemed to have met the English-language requirement.
The SOP may be used on a case-by-case basis for applicants who are borderline in meeting the entry requirements, allowing academics to consider relevant work experience or other contextual factors before making a decision.
Undergraduate applicants with Cambridge International A Levels are eligible to apply. Entry requirement: 112 UCAS Tariff points (e.g. A Levels: BBC).
Course structure and modules for BSc (Hons) Business Analytics: 3 years full-time, on campus, starting August 2026.
You must complete modules worth a total of 360 credits:
Years 1 and 2: eight compulsory modules in each year
Year 3: three compulsory modules and a project
Business Data Analysis
Business Information Systems
Data Modelling and Analysis
Introduction to Programming
Principles of Marketing (Undergraduate)
The Economics of the Firm
Understanding Management
Understanding Organisations
Business Analytics and Decision-Making
Data Visualisation and Communication(Undergraduate)
Digital Marketing
Managing Digital Transformation
Marketing Analytics (Undergraduate)
Operations Management
Research Methods (Undergraduate)
Statistical Inference
Data Science for Economics and Finance
Operations Analytics
Strategic Management (Undergraduate)
Research Project (Undergraduate)
We are currently accepting Expressions of Interest (EOIs) only. Submitting an EOI is not a formal application for admission. Once your form is submitted, a member of our team will contact you to discuss the next steps and guide you through the application process when admissions officially open.
Basic programming is introduced as part of the analytics curriculum.
Yes. Graduates develop analytical skills valued by technology and consulting firms.