The Analytics Curriculum
The MIT Sloan Master of Business Analytics (MBAn) curriculum equips you with the skills and expertise needed to excel in today’s rapidly evolving business landscape. Through a blend of rigorous academic coursework and hands-on experience, you will develop both the foundational knowledge and advanced analytics techniques necessary to drive innovation and decision-making in modern organizations. The program emphasizes practical application, including a unique capstone project, where students collaborate with industry leaders to solve real-world data challenges, preparing you to become a leader in data science and business analytics.
The MIT Sloan Experience
Inside and outside the classroom. From hands-on learning and world-class faculty to a diverse, collaborative community, this is where your future begins.
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STEM Classification
The Master of Business Analytics Program qualifies as a STEM-designated program, allowing international students to extend their training in the U.S. by 24 months after graduating.
I chose the MBAn program because of its strong emphasis on applying advanced analytics to real-world problems. The program provides the perfect balance of technical depth in data science and opportunities to collaborate with industry leaders on impactful projects.
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You’ll notice an informality at MIT born of mutual respect. Everyone here is exceptional, and everyone assumes you are, too. If you have questions, they'll help you find the answers. And those expert professors, like most people here, are approachable and down to earth.
Faculty Spotlight
Dimitris Bertsimas
Associate Dean for Business Analytics
Dimitris Bertsimas is the Boeing Leaders for Global Operations Professor of Management, a Professor of Operations Research, and the Associate Dean for the Master of Business Analytics at MIT. He was named Vice Provost for Open Learning in September…
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Negin (Nikki) Golrezaei
W. Maurice Young (1961) Career Development Associate Professor of Management
Negin Golrezaei is the W. Maurice Young (1961) Career Development Associate Professor of Management and an Associate Professor of Operations Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management. Her current research interests are in the area of machine…
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Alexandre Jacquillat
Maurice F. Strong Career Development Associate Professor
Alexandre Jacquillat is the Maurice F. Strong Career Development Associate Professor and an Associate Professor of Operations Research and Statistics at the MIT Sloan School of Management. His research focuses on data-driven decision-making,…
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Chara Podimata
Class of 1942 Career Development Assistant Professor
Chara Podimata is the Class of 1942 Career Development Assistant Professor and an Assistant Professor of Operations Research/Statistics in MIT Sloan. She is interested in social aspects of computing and more specifically, the effects of humans…
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Rama Ramakrishnan
Professor of the Practice, AI/ML
Rama Ramakrishnan is a Professor of the Practice in AI/ML. His teaching, research, and advisory interests center on the practical application of Predictive and Generative AI techniques to problems and opportunities in industry and in the creation of…
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Daniel Freund
Assistant Professor, Operations Management
Daniel Freund is an Assistant Professor of Operations Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management. His research applies techniques from optimization, stochastic modeling, and revenue management to problems in transportation, online platforms,…
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MIT Sloan provides a broad range of career development services, from treks to career advising and more, to help Business Analytics students achieve their career goals.