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Hult International Business School · Full-time

Master's in Business Analytics & AI

Learn to harness the power of large-scale consumer data by translating data statistics and analysis into impactful business decisions with this highly in-demand degree. As a STEM qualification, this degree makes you eligible for a three-year working visa (OPT)…

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Learn to harness the power of large-scale consumer data by translating data statistics and analysis into impactful business decisions with this highly in-demand degree. As a STEM qualification, this degree makes you eligible for a three-year working visa (OPT) in the U.S. after graduation. Develop the technical and human skills to become a data-driven leader in today’s complex, AI-powered business environment. Harness the power of big data and artificial intelligence Hult’s STEM-designated Master’s in Business Analytics & AI (MBAN) empowers you to turn data into real business impact. Program at a glance Our forward-looking MBAN curriculum is built to reflect how analytics works in the real world—interconnected, fast-moving, and impactful. Core: Build technical and strategic business acumen with hands-on courses focused on intensive skills development and continuous practical application through integrated business challenges. Capstone: Work on live projects with industry leaders such as EY, BCG, Expedia, and NASA, turning your analytics and AI skills into real-world impact in the final phase of your program. Electives: Go beyond the core, customizing your degree with a wide range of elective courses offered across our global campuses, sharpening your skills to align with your career ambitions.

Getting in

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Minimum of one year’s work experience OR bachelors degree in a business-related discipline GMAT or GRE Proof of proficiency in English if applicable (i.e. TOEFL/IELTS)

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