While the Master of Business Administration Program has been designed primarily for the education of management generalists, students can choose a concentration in business analytics. Students in the MBA - Business Analytics program use tools from computer science, mathematics, statistics, and communications to collect, organize, and analyze material that explains problems. They then interpret and communicate what they have learned to make informed decisions and improve organizational performance. Business analytics applies to a wide range of fields including business and finance, energy, the environment, healthcare, logistics, and security, among others.
BA 500 | MBA Fundamentals (*) | 1 |
All of the following courses must be completed within your first 18 hours: (9 credits) | ||
BA 601 | Managerial Economics | 3 |
BA 602 | Managerial Accounting | 3 |
IT 601 | Business Analytics Essentials for the Professional | 3 |
The following courses must be completed during the program: (9 credits) | ||
BA 605 | Management Communications | 3 |
BA 625 | Global Strategic Management | 3 |
BA 643 | Strategic Change Management | 3 |
One of the following must be completed during the program: | 3 | |
Financial Management | ||
Financial Management in Healthcare Organizations | ||
One of the following must be completed during the program: | 3 | |
Marketing Management | ||
Strategic Marketing for Nonprofit Organizations | ||
Advanced Sales and Marketing in Hospitality | ||
Strategic Selling | ||
Four of the following must be completed: (12 credits) | 12 | |
Computer Programming for the Professional | ||
Data Exploration and Visualization in Business Applications | ||
Data Mining for Business Analytics | ||
Database Design for the Professional | ||
Total Hours | 37 |
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If your undergraduate degree is not in Business or a related field, and you have not taken classes in Business or have a substantial amount of experience working in the field, you must complete BA 500 prior to taking any other courses.