Master of Business Administration in Management

The Information Management and Business Analytics concentration is one of two STEM concentrations. Courses offer solid grounding in applied statistical methods and emphasize the use of appropriate software tools. Students are taught not only data management processes such as data collection, validation, organization, and warehousing, but also analytical techniques such as statistics, optimization, predictive modeling, forecasting, and visualization that allow for the improvement of decision-making in a business environment. Skills and techniques are applied to both general business problems as well as discipline-specific issues.

The MBA requires 12 units of coursework - nine required core courses and three elective courses. Students are required to complete an Economics prerequisite course prior to their start in the MBA program. An undergraduate economics course with a passing grade of ‘C’ or higher will meet the prerequisite. If students are missing the prerequisite, they will be required to enroll in the prerequisite, ECON 4004, through Clark University prior to starting in the MBA program.