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Develop in-demand skills aligned with industry best practice you can apply immediately.

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What you will learn

Gain contemporary skills and knowledge for your job now.

In our ever-changing digital world, customer interactions with brands across multiple touchpoints  leave trails of valuable digital data.

Analysing this data helps us understand complex decision journeys taken by consumers and helps organisations improve their customer conversion rates.

This online micro-credential will equip you with essential tools and skills to generate insights about customer behaviour through  quantitative modelling processes and data analytics so you can  focus your efforts on reaching your key target markets.

Taught by leading experts in business analytics, this six-week course is ideal for professionals in the marketing industry, including marketing performance specialists, insights analysts, and data analysts.

Explore the fundamentals of data analytics

Gain essential modelling skills to analyse, interpret, and predict the impact marketing decisions will have on your future business strategies. Discover how to implement time series models to accurately measure and predict consumer behaviour with your products and services over time.

Learn to employ modelling approaches to aggregate, analyse, and interpret customer behaviour

Be guided in how to leverage marketing mix modelling techniques to assess your organisation's key business drivers.  Learn how to aggregate, analyse, and interpret customer datasets using appropriate statistical modelling to gain insights on customer behaviour so you can plan better marketing mix and optimise your marketing budget.

Develop and utilise time series models for precise future forecasting

Focus on the application of time series models to forecast the future based on historical temporal customer data to enable better planning and objective assessment of the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns.

Who you will learn from

Learn from skilled academics and professional experts who will share invaluable knowledge you can use in your job.

Ari Pramono

Lecturer

Ari holds a PhD in Marketing and teaches Marketing Research and Digital Marketing Analytics for Under-Graduate and post Graduate level studies at the University of Melbourne. Ari is also a Research Fellow in Monash Business School, focusing on the modelling of consumers’ spatial choice behavior. Prior to academia, Ari worked as Marketing Intelligence Analyst for a Global Fortune 500 listed company in an energy sector industry.

Fees

For individuals

To take Customer Behaviour: Statistical Analysis, Insight and Prediction as a stand-alone micro-credential, you'll pay the normal course price.

$1350.00 AUD (inc GST)

Please contact Student Support to discuss discounts and payment options for University of Melbourne staff or alumni, or to pay by invoice.

For teams

If you have three or more team members who are keen to upskill with Customer Behaviour: Statistical Analysis, Insight and Prediction , get in touch to discuss pricing. For large groups, we can also deliver and contextualise this course exclusively for your organisation.

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