Demand For Data Scientists Increases By 32% YoY : S P Jain School Of Global Management

·Australia is a key employment hub for aspiring Indian Data Scientists

·Indian salaries upto 35 lacs for entry level roles and over AU$95k for Australia

S P Jain School of Global Management today announced that the Bachelors of Data Science (BDS) course has been accredited by the Data Science Council of America (DASCA), the foremost credentialing body for Data Science & Engineering programs in United States and around the world. DASCA is an exclusive accreditation and only established IITs and top 3 NITs have DASCA accreditation in India. S P Jain is the only one in Australia to have this coveted accreditation. This accreditation would particularly be useful to S P Jain's BDS course that is conducted in Mumbai/Sydney and leads to a work visa in Australia. Given the skill shortage in Australia, the starting salary is over A$70,000 per annum, one of the highest for fresh graduates. S P Jain's BDS course has observed significant demand over the last year.

In Australia, as on 7th Jan 2020, according to Glassdoor.com, the base pay of data science professionals has touched an all-time high of $114,000 in Australia. The students get the opportunity to pursue part of their course in Australia, through which they not only receive an Australian Degree upon completion, but also 2-year Post Study Work Rights. Being an emerging global hub in Data Science jobs, Australia also boasts a safe, stimulating and highly dynamic environment for students.

The three year intensive program provides the students with a strong foundation in Mathematics, Statistics, Programming, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Visual Analytics, Cloud Engineering, Big Data Engineering amongst other verticals, which in turn enables them to seek a career with world premier data science hubs, the Big 4, IT and Analytics firms in the world. During the course, the candidates are equipped with various skills such as strategy development, improving operational efficiencies, reducing costs, terminating risks amongst others, thereby adding real value to a company. Students have access to S P Jain's new Disruptive Technologies Lab in Sydney where they conduct practical projects.

MUMBAI, Jan. 22, 2020