There are many different online data science course providers, but how do you choose the right one for you?

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Social media, GPS systems, virtual reality (VR), artificial intelligence (AI), big data, blockchain and digital-twin technology have transformed the way we live and work.

Topics: fundamentals of data science, machine learning

The terminology used around big data can be confusing for people new or unfamiliar to the field – particularly when it comes to the roles available for professionals with data-driven skills.

Topics: become a data scientist

If you’ve been researching the subject of data science recently, it’s likely that you’ve come across more than a few mentions of Python during your efforts.

Topics: fundamentals of data science

Anahita Zardoshti is an insurance graduate at Lloyd's insurance market, based in London. She's completed the Lloyd's and Southampton Data Science Academy Fundamentals of Data Science (Technical) course and is currently studying on the Fundamentals of AI for Business course. 

Topics: data science online courses, AI

Ben Bonekyn is a Business Information Analyst for Atrium Underwriters in London and a graduate of the Lloyd's and Southampton Data Science Academy Fundamentals of Data Science (Technical) course. 

Topics: data science and analytics

Continuing Professional Development, or CPD, refers to the process of upskilling or expanding one’s professional capabilities. As more places of work realise the value of continuous learning, qualifications offered by CPD courses have become a trusted way for employers to gauge the level of proficiency and proactivity a person possesses. 

Topics: short online courses in data science, CPD

When it comes to data science, there’s always more learning to be done. As our technological capabilities change, so do the systems and processes associated with them. This constant evolution is what makes data science such a fascinating subject. 

Topics: data science courses online

As technology continues to progress at exponential rates, more companies across an increasing range of sectors are starting to utilise Big Data to help make business decisions. The insights offered by this data can help identify opportunities, shortcomings, and trends that may be contributors to how a company performs.

Topics: become a data scientist

By Andre Petheram, Strategy Consultant, Oxford Insights.

Topics: AI, machine learning