Master of Applied Business Analytics (M.A.B.A.)

The demand is growing in our increasingly digital world for experts who can interpret complex data to solve problems and drive business decisions. UToledo’s Master of Applied Business Analytics degree will give you the edge in this high-demand field. You’ll be well-equipped for the business analytics graduate program if you: Have demonstrated quantitative (quant) skills Enjoy problem solving Excel at organizing things and finding patterns Like applying quantitative methods to find solutions Are a focused observer who can predict trends Are comfortable interpreting complex data and using computer packages Our unique program requires you to take business analytics courses and choose a specialization in one business area. This practical approach allows you to apply your skills in-depth in one area. Your applied business area could be: Marketing Information systems Operations and supply chain management Finance Accounting Master of Applied Business Analytics (M.A.B.A.) Designed for career professionals who want to advance their careers and who work in a field where analytical skills are highly valued Required internship or faculty-guided project You’ll get experience with a variety of computer systems to analyze and interpret data, writing code is not the focus. If you don’t have an undergraduate business degree, you may have to take up to four additional courses before starting the master’s in Applied Business Analytics program.

Students must hold at least a four-year bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university or the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor's degree.

GPA: Must have at least a 2.70 undergraduate grade point average

In the case of students whose native language is not English, a score of 80 or above on the TOEFL IBT, PTE equal to 58 or above, Duolingo equal to 105 or above, or a 6.5 or above on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is mandatory.

Application Deadlines: Fall Semesters - May 1st; Spring Semesters - October 1st; Summer Semesters - March 1st.