Business Administration, Business Analytics Concentration, MBA

Program Description

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program provides an in-depth approach to business education, with opportunities to engage in real-world projects, interact with the business community, and participate in an extensive network of professional development activities. As is typical of MBA programs, the Clemson MBA is designed for students with a minimum of two years of post-undergraduate professional work experience. Some exceptions to the work experience standard are made for outstanding students with non-business undergraduate degrees, particularly those pursuing another graduate or “dual” degree at Clemson.

The MBA program provides a flexible, high quality experience designed to prepare graduates for successful management careers in business. The academic program is a maximum of 55 credit hours (roughly 21 courses) for those with little work experience and no prior business education; and a minimum of 36 credit hours (about 14 courses) for those with significant work experience and prior education in business. Students may pursue the MBA full-time (roughly 12 credit hours per semester) or part-time (three-six credit hours per semester) in the evenings. The MBA program is offered in Greenville.

The MBA program includes foundation, core, elective and internship courses. The foundation and core courses provide in-depth coverage for the basic business functions, as well as communications, ethics and leadership. Additionally students are required to complete nine hours of approved graduate electives. Full-time students are encouraged to participate in internships or in one of many international studyabroad options during the summer.

For more information about the admissions process or program specifics, including dual degree opportunities, please visit www.clemson.edu/mba.

Business Analytics Concentration

The Master of Business Administration Business Analytics Concentration is a part-time program designed for working professionals, and consists of online classes coupled with a few weekends per semester in person in Greenville. Applied business analytics allows a manager to leverage data using statistical analysis, including explanatory and predictive modeling and fact-based management, to drive decision making.

The Business Analytics Concentration within the MBA program covers topics such as Analytics and Statistical Modeling, Analytics and Application Development, Data Management and Warehousing, as well as Business Forecasting Techniques and Applications.

For more information regarding the admissions process or program specifics, please visit Clemson.edu/mba.