M.B.A. In Business Analytics (STEM)
The Master of Business Administration with a major in Business Analytics is a STEM program designed to provide an extensive base of knowledge for data based decision making. This STEM approved program is intended for those students who desire to get into management roles where data based decision making in required.
- STEM Approved – allows for up to 12-month CPT and 36-month OPT
- Flexible Duration – allows you to finish in 12-24 months
- 36 Credit hours – 18 credit hour Business Core + 12 credit hour Analytics Core + 6 credit hour Analytics Electives
- Format – online or in-person
- Economical – Total Tuition approximation: In-State: $19,628, Out-of-State: $37,488
(based on 9 credit hours/semester)
THECB Marketable Skills
- Effective business collaboration
- Organizational improvement with quantitative methods
- Creation of business models/simulations
- Creation/usage of complex data structures
- Analytical estimate and forecast facilitation
For a complete list of THECB Marketable skills, visit https://vpaa.unt.edu/thecb/cob/itds.
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Admissions
UNT is one of the most affordable universities in Texas – and a lower tuition means a higher return on your academic career.
BACKGROUND COURSES/CONTENT
Background Content includes:
- Micro and Macro Economics
- Financial Accounting
- Managerial Accounting
- Business Law
- Calculus
Deficiencies can be completed through Ivy Software and Responsive.net. The Ryan College of Business Graduate Programs Office works with students to determine if background deficiency courses will be necessary.
READY TO APPLY? NEED TO GET ADVISED?
CONTACT A STAFF MEMBER IN THE GRADUATE PROGRAM'S OFFICE AT MBACOB@UNT.EDU OR CALL 940-369-8977
Corporate and Academic Partnerships
Career Outcomes
Pricing Analyst
Revenue Management Analyst
Analytics or Business Manager/Director
Financial Analyst
Predictive Analyst
- and many more...
Average Salary
$86,000
- * Average ITDS Graduate student salary reported within 90 days of graduation.
Pricing Analyst
Revenue Management Analyst
Analytics or Business Manager/Director
Financial Analyst
Predictive Analyst
$86,000
- * Average ITDS Graduate student salary reported within 90 days of graduation.
Data Science event with industry experts
Data Science event with industry experts
Internship Panel discussion with American Airlines employees
Internship Panel discussion with American Airlines employees
One-on-One resume review with Kashif Saeed
One-on-One resume review with Kashif Saeed
Resume Workshop with Destiny Price
Resume Workshop with Destiny Price
Student night with faculty and advisory board members
Student night with faculty and advisory board members
Student night with faculty and advisory board members
Student night with faculty and advisory board members
Business Analytics Cricket tournament
Business Analytics Cricket tournament
Business Analytics Cricket tournament
A Data Science learning and mentoring event with Intuit employees
A Data Science learning and mentoring event with Intuit employees
A Data Science learning and mentoring event with Intuit employees
Microsoft Azure Data Science event
Microsoft Azure Data Science event
Strategically located
UNT’s proximity opens up a wealth of career, networking and internship opportunities. UNT is nestled in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, home to the nation’s fourth largest concentration of Fortune 500 companies. The flexible career paths of a business analytics major, and proximity of UNT, open up a wealth of career, networking and internship opportunities.
Industry connections
More than 700 companies have offered paid internships over the past three years to UNT business students. Big name companies that hire our graduates, include:Texas Instruments • Toyota • PepsiCo • Hitachi • IBM
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Emily Holden Smith, Class of '19
Data Analyst, Catalyst Corporate Credit Union
When I started my MBA program at UNT, I did not know what aspect of business I wanted to focus on. After taking all of my core courses, I took Dr. Torres's Data Mining class and knew Data Analytics was the right path for me. I then declared my focus as Business Analytics and took as many data based classes as I could. I currently work as a Data Analyst for the Risk Analysis group at Catalyst Corporate Credit Union where I am transforming their data and making it easier to access and model using Alteryx.
Huda Nahas, Class of '20
Supply Chain Analyst, PepsiCo/Frito-Lay
The UNT MBA-BA program equipped me with the knowledge required to stay competitive in the current job market. I was able to diversify my skillset of analytical tools and programs, while also gaining a deeper understanding of business. The program featured individual and group project work that prepared me for real-world application. Together, these skills have helped me to excel in my current role as a supply chain analyst.
Fawad Azam Chohan
Finance Leadership Development Program (FLDP) intern, Amazon
The UNT provided me a tremendous opportunity to apply the material I learned in the MBA in Business Analytics program in my internship. It is incredible to see how the theoretical work came to life. The UNT provided countless opportunities to work individually and in groups with colleagues and students from all backgrounds. From this experience, I gained a great deal of leadership and technical skills. Additionally, the UNT personnel work extremely hard to individualize the experience for reach graduate student and provide graduate students with training geared towards their interests.
Catherine Helbling
Enterprise Data Services intern, Parkland Health and Hospital System
The MS in Business Analytics program at UNT has taught me skills to be successful in the industry and provided opportunities to utilize what I’ve learned. By connecting with the professors in the program I’ve been afforded many opportunities to enhance my academic and career goals, including collaborating on journal papers, publishing projects, and making connections at top businesses. Through the program, I was offered an internship where I was able to see how the concepts I learned in school, like predictive analytics, data visualization, data warehousing, and requirements analysis, can be applied to benefit an organization.
Apichris Chotichoey
Marketing and Business Analytics Intern, Phoenix Protection Group
The program has a friendly environment for someone who wants to pursue a new career path. I 'm an international student from an unrelated undergraduate degree. I can say that the program provides me with many useful resources to start my path in business analytics. My classmates are diverse from various industries and backgrounds, which adds to the learning. I got my internship with the help of the program. This program is also STEM-designated, ACSSB-Accredited, and located in expanding DFW metroplex, giving me extra possibilities after graduation. I'm so confident that this program would lead me to success.
Ankit Pujari, Class of '20
Business Intelligence Analyst, Amazon - AWS
It’s been an amazing journey pursuing MSBA from UNT. The advanced coursework helped me expand and sharpen my knowledge in the space of analytics. My role as a Research Assistant at UNT’s Jim McNatt’s Institute of Logistics Research, where I chartered analytics as a service on projects also boosted my skills and confidence. Apart from the academic support, UNT did not cease to provide all kinds of support and scholarships even during the tough times. It was hard to say goodbye too early, but this journey made me ready to start a new chapter at Amazon.
Gayatri Gandhar
Business Intelligence Intern, Dell Technologies
The program is structured in a way that prepares you for the real world. All of my professors are knowledgeable and friendly; I never felt alone in the journey. Plus, my peers have diverse backgrounds that were invested in helping each other to grow together. I would recommend this course to everyone who wants to build their career in the Analytics domain and wants to gain business insights at the same time!
P. Maxwell Douglas
DA/IT Audit Intern, Kimberly-Clark Corporation
The Business Analytics program provided me the essential skills to not just contribute, but thrive within my internship. The Data Warehousing and Big Data courses taught by Prof. Kashif Saeed proved crucial in building my understanding of the role of data in a business environment and the relationships between the different logical parts of that data. Additionally, by focusing on technologies such as Hadoop, MySQL, Python, Scala, and Spark, and providing projects where students could see how these different components fit together, the students gained not only experience with these technologies, but also real world skills that could be taken into our future careers.
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Kashif Saeed
Director ITDS Graduate Programs
G. Brint Ryan College of Business
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Julie Jernigan
Director of Corporate Outreach and Student Recruitment
G. Brint Ryan College of Business
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Ben Dearman
Assistant Dean of Master's Programs
G. Brint Ryan College of Business
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