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TIBCO partners with WooSong University to teach students data analytics

TIBCO partners with WooSong University to teach students data analytics

This partnership aims to bridge the digital skills gap in South Korea by equipping students with the knowledge and capabilities in data analytics.

By iTnews Asia Team on May 20, 2021 8:15AM

TIBCO has signed an Industrial-Academic Agreement with Woosong University Software College Project Group to provide its students with business-oriented training programmes on data analytics.

As part of the agreement, Woosong University and TIBCO will engage students through workshops and other practice-based training to equip them with the advanced analytic skills essential for careers in the digital economy.

There will be practical training workshops available that will cover data analytics and data visualisation that will leverage on TIBCO solutions. Students majoring in IT Convergence, Gaming and Multimedia, and Technology Studies will also benefit from this initiative with the opportunity to learn data statistics, data processing, and analytics as part of their course modules.

The partnership will also help address the digital skills gap in South Korea. Students from the programme will have the opportunity to intern at TIBCO’s partner companies, gaining first-hand experience in dealing with data.

Virtual and hybrid events such as special lectures, workshops, and seminars will also be organised to reinforce learning and strengthen student’s knowledge and capabilities in data analytics.

“Organisations around the globe are digitising their business models to remain competitive and align with ongoing modernisation programmes, like Daejeon's Smart Town initiative,” said Jae Young Ju, Korea country manager, TIBCO.

“In addition, online gaming is a booming industry where data analytics plays a vital role. We are committed to sharing our expertise and industry know-how to support this collaboration.”

“With the rapid growth of the digital economy and the ongoing efforts to transform the nation through technology, there is strong demand in many sectors for graduates with knowledge and training in analytics,” said Kim Won, head, Woosong University Software College Project Group. 

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