Business analyst jobs are available in diverse contract types. They include:

• Contract business analyst jobs: in a contract position, you work for a company within the stipulated period. This is a good way to determine if you enjoy working as a business analyst for a specific employer.
• Permanent business analyst jobs: in a permanent position, you enjoy excellent job security and stability since you work for the same employer long-term.
• Temporary business analyst jobs: you work for a specific duration in this role, giving you flexibility. It is a good position if you want to grow your skills but have other commitments.
• Full-time business analyst jobs: full-time positions are common in permanent roles, giving you fixed work hours. With a regular schedule, you can look forward to having your weekends free, unless overtime or key projects are prioritised. 
• Part-time business analyst jobs: you typically work a few days or hours a week in a part-time position. It is ideal for students and those who have other commitments.

If you enjoy working from home or want added flexibility, remote business analyst positions are also available.

As a business analyst, you evaluate a company's performance and help improve its business processes and systems. You conduct research and use data from organisational processes to develop solutions to business problems. Business analysts share the findings with stakeholders and supervise the implementation of their suggestions.

If you would like to find out more about the role, responsibilities, salary and qualifications needed to become a business analyst in the UK, see our business analyst job profile page.

You will find more information on the business analyst salary on the business analyst job profile page. You can also find the salary for each specific job shown here if you click on the description.

If you are interested in becoming a business analyst you will require the following academic qualifications:

• university education: a business analyst requires knowledge of business analytics, and any degree that imparts analytical skills is useful in the role. Pursue an undergraduate degree in business information systems, computing and systems development or business management. Entry requirements for degree courses are 2 to 3 A-Levels.
• apprenticeship: find an apprenticeship programme and gain the necessary skills. For instance, a project management higher degree apprenticeship or a business analyst higher apprenticeship prepares you for the role.
• work experience: you will have a competitive advantage if you gain experience in the role. For instance, an internship or work placement helps you learn how to manage projects and analyse data. Also, consider entry-level roles in analytics to learn the skills.

For information on the qualifications and relevant education needed for the role, see the education and qualifications section of our business analyst job profile.

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