Columbia’s MicroMasters program in Business Analytics will empower learners with the skills, insights and understanding to improve business performance using data, statistical and quantitative analysis, and explanatory and predictive modelling to help make actionable decisions.
The curriculum is designed to provide learners with a series of courses that emphasizes the use of statistical analysis, computing tools, and mathematical models to predict the outcomes of various business decisions, and identify the best implementation.
"In today’s changing business landscape, the role of the business analyst is changing from one focused on gathering requirements to one helping align and drive organizational strategy. Bloomberg is always looking for analysts with a deep understanding of statistics, data management, and data modeling. Learning those skills through a program like the edX MicroMasters courses in Business Analytics will help prepare professionals for today's marketplace."
— Shawn Edwards , Chief Technology Officer, Bloomberg L.P.
How To Earn The MicroMasters Credential Complete and earn a Verified Certificate in all four courses to receive your MicroMasters credential.
Take Your Credential To The Next Level Successful learners with the MicroMasters program in Business Analytics will have an entryway to three Columbia Masters programs: MS in Management Science & Engineering (Engineering and Business School), MS in Operations Research (SEAS), MS in Marketing Science (CBS), and starting in Fall 2018 MS in Business Analytics (Engineering and Business School).
If a learner applies to one of the programs above and is accepted, the MicroMasters Credential will count toward 7.5 credits required for graduation from the on campus programs, or in the on-campus and online program in MS in Operations Research (SEAS).
Daniel Guetta
Director of the Business Analytics InitiativeColumbia University
Hardeep Johar
Lecturer in DisciplineColumbia University
Vineet Goyal
Associate Professor, Industrial Engineering and Operations ResearchColumbia University
Kamel Jedidi
John Howard Professor of Business and Chair of the Marketing DivisionColumbia University
Asim Ansari
William T. Dillard Professor of MarketingColumbia University
Costis Maglaras
David and Lyn Silfen Professor of BusinessDecision, Risk and Operations Division, Columbia Graduate School of Business
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