A 2.1 from a wide range of degrees
The page asks for a 2.1 degree from a UK university, or overseas equivalent, and considers degrees including economics, business, engineering, psychology, geography, sociology and politics.
Master's · Warwick Business School
The University of Warwick's Business Analytics & Artificial Intelligence MSc is a one-year, full-time course at Warwick Business School, starting on 27 September 2027. The page asks for a 2.1 from any of a wide range of degrees, with demonstration of strong numeracy, IT and statistical ability, one academic reference and no additional requirements. The university-wide on-time deadline is 2 August 2027.
2027-28 entry · Official information
Taken from the University of Warwick course page for the Business Analytics & Artificial Intelligence MSc (2027 entry) and read on 3 November 2026. The page describes 2027-28 entry; confirm every date and rule on the page before you rely on it.
The page asks for a 2.1 degree from a UK university, or overseas equivalent, and considers degrees including economics, business, engineering, psychology, geography, sociology and politics.
The course requires demonstration of strong numeracy, IT and statistical ability at undergraduate level. The page names no required course.
IELTS overall 7.0, with minimum component scores of two at 6.0/6.5 and the rest at 7.0 or above.
The university typically asks for one academic reference for taught courses, and the page lists no additional entry requirements for this course.
Applications for September and October 2027 starts are open. The on-time deadline is 2 August 2027, and late applications are accepted without a guarantee of processing in time.
Students complete four core modules and four modules from one of four specialisms, and work on a live external consultancy project or the Business in Practice module.
Official sources
Read on 3 November 2026 on the University of Warwick course page for the Business Analytics & Artificial Intelligence MSc (2027 entry), which describes 2027-28 entry. The module catalogue, the fee and scholarship sections, the specialism module lists and the careers pages were not read and are not stated.
Fit
The page names many accepted degrees and one skills requirement. The readings below mix Warwick's wording with Avandy's judgment, and the labels say which is which.
A 2.1 in a wide range of degrees, including economics, business, engineering, psychology, geography, sociology and politics.
Strong numeracy, IT and statistical ability at undergraduate level, which you demonstrate. The page does not say how.
With a wide list of degrees, the evidence of numeracy matters more than the degree title. List your quantitative and statistics courses, any programming and relevant projects, and make them visible on your transcript and in your application.
Decision
The page describes four specialism routes, and it says they differ in how quantitative they are.
The page says this specialism focuses more on the quantitative elements and suits students seeking a more technical role.
The page describes an Artificial Intelligence specialism with more computational content and a Management Analytics specialism emphasising domains such as supply chain and finance.
The page says this specialism is less quantitatively demanding than the other three.
Choose the specialism from the work you want to do, because the page itself links each route to different careers.
Application
The page lists a single reference and a university-wide deadline.
One academic reference is typical for taught courses. You give the referee's email address and the university contacts them.
The page sets Band B: an IELTS overall score of 7.0 with minimum component scores of two at 6.0/6.5 and the rest at 7.0 or above.
The on-time deadline is 2 August 2027, but a late application may not complete admissions in time. Apply well before it if you need a visa.
Planning
The page says its information applies to 2027 entry and may change before enrolment.
List your quantitative and statistics courses and projects, choose a specialism direction, arrange the academic reference and check the English band. Re-read the page before submitting, because Warwick can change it.
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Questions
A 2.1 degree from a UK university or overseas equivalent. The page considers a wide range of degrees, including economics, business, engineering, psychology, geography, sociology and politics.
The page does not require one. It asks you to demonstrate strong numeracy, IT and statistical ability at undergraduate level.
The on-time deadline for courses starting in September or October 2027 is 2 August 2027. Late applications are accepted without a guarantee of processing in time.
The university typically asks for one academic reference for taught courses.
The page lists a start date of 27 September 2027.
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