Business (Cloud Computing) (Hons)

Overview

Within this Business (Cloud Computing) (Hons)  program at EU Business School , students explore cloud computing deployment and service models and learn how cloud integration affects internal business operations across the organization, including how it impacts business dynamics, contractual obligations and the risks inherent in operating in the cloud. In addition, students learn database design and gain strong competence in cloud technologies acquiring know-how in design and development using different technologies such as Azure, AWS and GAE.

Career Options

This BA (Hons) in Business with a pathway in Cloud Computing provides students with a firm grounding in business concepts and skills as well as know-how and a skillset in cloud computing. Upon successful completion of this degree program, graduates may wish to seek careers in the following job positions:

• Cloud Systems Administrator

A cloud systems administrator is responsible for choosing cloud providers and cloud technologies as well as configuring and supporting cloud systems. They are also tasked with setting up private clouds and monitoring patches, permissions and service deployments. Another key responsibility of cloud systems administrators is the creation of policies for cloud computing systems and the constant monitoring of network performance and cloud resources.                                                    

• Database Designer

A database designer is responsible for defining a detailed database design taking into account all the information needs of an organization. Database designers are also tasked with identifying the data to be stored in the database and the careful selection of suitable structures to store this data. A professional in this area should have a solid working knowledge of data modeling and database design.

• IT Consultant

An IT consultant is an external analyst who is responsible for evaluating a company's IT systems in order to assist in ensuring that business objectives are met. Their main day-to-day duties include the analyzing and diagnosing of a company's IT infrastructure, understanding a client's business needs, as well as designing and implementing a technology-related solution. Required skills for this job position include analytical skills and technical know-how.

• Database Analyst

A database analyst is in charge of managing and maintaining an organization’s database. These professionals identify and solve database needs, program, detect problems and ensure security. This professional develops procedures and determines user levels of access. These professionals must be able to collect and organize information as needed by the organization and will typically map out designs on flowcharts. They must know the latest trends in database creation and programming languages. Documenting is key to their activity as it will be used as a reference for maintenance.

Accreditation

In partnership with University of Derby and London Metropolitan University in the U.K., and Dublin Business School, Ireland, EU students earn state-recognized degrees. Through its alliance with Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM), Spain, students attain university bachelor's, master's and MBA degrees (título propio).