Business Systems and Analytics (M.S.)

  • Master's Program
  • 1-year, Hybrid, On Campus

What you’ll learn

Through its faculty, curriculum, students, department-sponsored activities, and partnerships with alumni and businesses, La Salle’s Business Systems and Analytics program provides a value-added experience for students by emphasizing the importance of, and the need for, information business analytics and data science knowledge skills in today’s businesses. Our master’s program is designed to accommodate students with various undergraduate degrees and focuses on problem solving and decision-making. This multidisciplinary program includes courses in management, marketing, finance, accounting, economics, business analytics, ethics, statistics, and leadership.

Why Study Business Systems and Analytics at La Salle?

Designed to produce analytics professionals with a well-rounded understanding of the business world, our program maps the theoretical knowledge of statistics, operations research, and information sciences to real-world analytics and data science applications, preparing students with the knowledge and skills to transform data insights into informed decision making.

Curriculum, Courses and Requirements

Meet the Faculty

Our faculty members are teachers, scholars, and mentors, armed with the experience and dedication to help students achieve their goals. Business leaders are frequent classroom guests, sharing real-world experience and insight. 

Career Opportunities

Backed by a breadth of business knowledge and depth of business analytics skills, students choose from a variety of analytics and data science careers.  

Fields include:  

  • Accounting analytics 
  • Consumer behavior 
  • Financial management  
  • Health care analytics 
  • Management science 
  • Risk management 
  • Real estate investment 
  • Sales and marketing 

Accreditation

La Salle School of Business is accredited by the AACSB, which represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide. 

AACSB Accredited

STEM Designation

This program meets the requirements of what the Department of Homeland Security considers to be a STEM field of study.