Business Analytics and Applied Artificial Intelligence
Turn business data into strategic advantage with advanced analytics, AI, and the expertise to lead organizational change.
Lead with Data. Innovate with AI.
Develop the quantitative and AI skills to solve complex business problems, build intelligent solutions, and deliver measurable results.
Program Overview
Illinois Tech’s M.S. in Business Analytics and Applied Artificial Intelligence combines the Stuart School of Business’s analytics expertise with advanced AI and organizational strategy. Build the ability to analyze complex data, develop predictive models, and translate technical findings into decisions that strengthen business performance.
Study database design and SQL, visualization, predictive analytics, AI in business, agentic AI, strategic applications, and digital transformation. Explore how these methods can improve forecasting, customer experience, financial decisions, supply chains, and operations while developing the judgment to evaluate value, risk, and implementation.
Career Opportunities
Prepare for advanced analytics and AI-focused opportunities across consulting, finance, operations, technology, and business strategy. Develop the skills to connect data-driven insight with organizational priorities and lead initiatives from analysis to implementation.
- Business Analytics Manager
- AI Strategy Consultant
- Applied AI Product Manager
The 30-credit program combines quantitative and business analytics foundations with applied AI, agentic systems, strategy, and digital transformation. Students complete a structured set of courses that connects technical analysis with organizational decision-making.
Applicants must hold an accredited bachelor’s degree or international equivalent and demonstrate preparation appropriate to the program. The graduate catalog lists a minimum cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0/4.0 for degree-seeking admission; meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Required materials include official post-secondary transcripts, a professional statement, résumé/CV, and any program-required test scores or recommendations. Additional foundation courses may be required. Stuart evaluates academic preparation, professional experience, and the required application materials. Review current program-specific tests, prerequisites, and waivers.
See the Graduate Admission catalog for full requirements, deadlines, and international applicant information.
Tuition and Fees
Learn more about the university’s current graduate tuition and fees on the Student Accounting website. Tuition, fees and program costs may vary by academic year, enrollment status and program.
To explore your options for financing graduate study, review tuition and aid information and contact Graduate Admission or Student Accounting for current program-specific costs.
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