Business Analytics
Learn to Analyze the Numbers That Make a Business a Success
From revenue, costs and profits to statistics relating to customers and their behavior, business runs on numbers and data. The field of business analytics is dedicated to studying and interpreting those numbers, and there’s a fast-growing demand for business analytics professionals who can interpret and analyze that data to help solve problems and seize new opportunities.
Husson University's business analytics program is focused on providing you with the business and technical knowledge to collect, analyze and utilize that business data. In doing so, you'll not only learn more about the functioning of businesses and industries as a whole, but you'll also learn how that data can be used to create new strategies and solutions. You'll emerge from our program ready to begin a career in business analytics, helping to guide your organization to be more efficient, effective and successful overall.
WHY HUSSON
Husson University's School of Technology and Innovation offers undergraduate and graduate certificates in Business Analytics, as well as a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a concentration in business analytics. You can also earn your graduate certificate or MBA business analytics degree online.
In our programs, you'll enjoy small classes and personalized attention from your instructors. Our faculty has extensive experience working in the business world and will help you understand how what you're studying in the classroom is applied in the real world. You'll also get hands-on experience with the latest business analytics technology and processes. As a result, you'll be well prepared to begin a business analytics job and stand out from the competition.
CAREER OUTLOOK
Business analytics is a fast-growing and high-demand field. Entry-level analysts can typically earn between $35,000 and $50,000, while more experienced analysts can frequently earn $85,000 to $100,000 a year. The knowledge you gain studying business analytics can transfer to a host of other professional careers as well, including as an executive or manager.