The Master of Science (M.S.) in Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence combines advanced data analytics techniques with cutting-edge AI skills to prepare future business leaders for high-demand roles in the global economy. This program equips graduates to leverage AI-powered insights to drive business innovation and success across industries.
STEM OPT extension eligible
Complete in 16 months
No GMAT/GRE entrance exam required
STEM-Designated Program
Qualifies international students for the Optional Practical Training (OPT) extension
Live online or in-person
International students here on a student visa who expect to use the OPT visa program must attend on campus.
Innovative Curriculum
Courses in predictive modeling, machine learning, and responsible AI governance
Practical Experience
Hands-on projects with industry partners to address real-world business challenges
Strategic Location
Positioned in upstate New York’s growing tech ecosystem supported by the NY SMART I-Corridor Tech Hub
Average salaries, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (2023):
Database architects: $137,030 | Data scientists: $119,040 | Management analysts: $99,410
Grants, scholarships, veterans benefits, loans, and undergraduate loan forgiveness are options for paying for this grad degree. Making grad school affordable »
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 36% growth in data science and analytics roles over the next decade. Graduates of this program will be uniquely positioned to lead teams, develop AI-driven strategies, and contribute to tomorrow’s data-driven economy.
"My grad school experience is beyond what I could’ve imagined. I got lucky having two of the most knowledgeable professors I could’ve hoped for, who are willing to not just teach but also mentor me as I make my way in the field. As for what’s strong about Naz, it’s the faculty you meet, like Professor Allan and Professor Shukla who see us as not just students, but the future. They acknowledge us where we are and work with us to be where we want to be."
— Anthony S. Bray III