Data and healthcare are two terms that initially appear incompatible, as healthcare implies a large volume of sensitive data. However, Big Data in the healthcare field is on a roll.
According to the “Global Big Data in Healthcare Market: Analysis and Forecast, 2017–2025”, Big Data in the healthcare industry is expected to reach $68.75 billion in 2025.

MSc in Luxury Management & Marketing

Alam Díaz

I am Alam Díaz, currently a MSc in Luxury Management & Marketing student at emlyon business school. Before joining the program, I majored in Industrial Engineering and worked in the cosmetics and banking industries in Mexico. When looking for a master’s program, emlyon business school’s Master in Luxury Management & Marketing really stood out from the rest. This program is very appealing due to its truly global view of the luxury industry, giving me the chance to learn from top international luxury hubs. I would also be studying in worldwide top ranked partner schools such as London College of Fashion (London), Parsons School of Design (New York) or Luiss Business School (Rome), tailoring my experience closer to my professional goals. Another factor that made me choose emlyon business schoolwas its very hand on approach to the industry with its Transforming Early Makes (TEM) project, where we needed to propose a feasible solution to a problem from the luxury industry, and the In-Company Project (ICP) in Shanghai. With this ICP we’ll be able apply our knowledge from the program to a real life project regarding the Chinese market in a luxury company.

As the digital world is currently exploding with data being produced at incredible speeds, this is also a very exciting time for both data science and digital marketing. Together these disciplines are revolutionizing the way marketing is done using huge amounts of data, applications and digitalization.
If you’ve got that specific interest in everything data-related with a creative mindset, you may want to find out more about emlyon business school’s Master in Digital Marketing and Data Analytics.
We sat down with Fabian Cabrera and Yousra Saddi, both current students of the program, who took the time to share all about their experience.

The coronavirus was a black swan event for the sports industry. From North America’s National Basketball Association and Europe’s football leagues to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, the pandemic ground global sport to a halt.