Program type
Minor
Data Intelligence (Minor)
Primary campus
Sir George Williams (SGW)
Start term
Fall, Winter
Why study Data Intelligence?
A Minor in Data Intelligence gives you supplemental training in areas such as data modelling, data mining, and forecasting. This minor gives you the tools to build models for analyzing business problems that help organizations avoid risk and take advantage of opportunities.
A Minor in Data Intelligence is available to John Molson School of Business undergraduate students only.
Program highlights
- Enhance your expertise in a field of growing importance that you can apply to any career path
Special funding for out-of-province students
Up to $4000 for undergraduate programs.
Program structure
Program option
- Minor in Data Intelligence (12 credits)
A minor will fulfil the 12 elective credits in your BComm and complement your major field of study.
Courses
United States students: A U.S. Federal Student Aid-eligible version of this program is offered. This version meets all U.S. regulations (such as no co-operative education or e-courses) for eligible programs.
Application deadlines
It’s not too late to apply
Most undergraduate programs are still accepting applications for fall 2025.
FALL ENTRY (September)
Deadline: March 1
International applicants: Apply no later than February 1 to allow time for immigration document processing. However, applying earlier is strongly recommended. Immigration processing times vary by country, and delays could prevent you from starting your studies on time.
WINTER ENTRY (January)
Deadline: November 1
International applicants: Apply no later than August 1 to allow time for immigration document processing. However, applying earlier is strongly recommended. Immigration processing times vary by country, and delays could prevent you from starting your studies on time.
We reserve the right to close admission to a program at any time after the official deadline without prior notice.
After your degree
Thanks to Concordia's emphasis on taking an interdisciplinary approach to your field of study, you'll graduate with a depth of knowledge informed by an understanding of how your subject connects to the wider world. You'll be ideally positioned to succeed in a professional role that demands rigorous analytical thinking, sharp communication skills and the ability to approach problem-solving from multiple dimensions.
Student story
Vanessa Cheung
Major in Supply Chain Operations Management Minor in Data Intelligence The only way to evaluate if you’re doing a good job, and meeting your goals, is to look at the data.
Other programs of interest
While most firms play catch-up with technology, your skills — built on a solid grasp of technology, business, process, project and change management — close that gap.
Department
Department of Supply Chain and Business Technology Management
Faculty
Supply chains make or break businesses. Companies beat the competition because they find, track and keep their products moving efficiently.
Department
Department of Supply Chain and Business Technology Management
Faculty
