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Master of Science in Technology Management: Business Analytics

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  • Leadership and project management
  • Ethical and legal frameworks for technology management
  • Designing innovative solutions for business objectives

Lead technology initiatives with practical experience!

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  • Develop strategies to support business objectives by leveraging STEM knowledge.
  • Evaluate and select technologies based on business needs.
  • Design and manage technology solutions for businesses.
  • Lead multidisciplinary technology teams using best practices to ensure project success within deadlines and budget.
  • Engage stakeholders in decision-making, aligning with business goals.
  • Ensure technology solutions comply with ethical and legal standards, addressing privacy, security, and social impacts.
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The Master of Science in Technology Management with a concentration in Business Analytics program can open doors to careers such as:

  • Business intelligence manager
  • Data analytics manager
  • Analytics consultant
  • Data science manager
  • Business analytics strategist
  • Analytics project manager
  • Data insights manager
  • Predictive analytics manager
  • Marketing analytics manager
  • Operations analytics manager
  • Financial analyst
  • Business analytics specialist
  • Decision scientist
  • Customer insights manager
  • Supply chain analyst
  • Hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.
  • Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 or higher on a 4.0 scale for all undergraduate or graduate coursework.
    • Provisional admission: Applicants with a GPA between 2.50 and 2.74 may be admitted provisionally. Provisional students must achieve a 3.0 GPA or higher on the first nine credits in their program of study to gain full admission.
  • Provide official transcripts or an official transcript evaluation for admission into a graduate program.
    • Students with 15 or more undergraduate credits in computer science, cybersecurity, or business analytics may have introductory courses (CS 600, CY 600, or BA 600) waived, pending a transcript evaluation.

Courses

Review the full list of program courses below.