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Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Fully Employed MBA

18 month generalist program
For working professionals with at least 3 years of professional experience
Evening and weekend classes

Specialized MBA

Specializations available in Business Analytics, Supply Chain Management, and International Business
May be completed by following one of two schedules:
- Accelerated: 1 year for full-time students
- Part-Time: 2-3 years for part-time students
Weekday evening classes

Master of Science Programs

Master of Science in Business Analytics

Technically rigorous program focused on advanced analytics mastery
One-year program (three consecutive semesters, 33 units)
On campus, weekday classes

��Ů’s accelerated MSBA combines advanced analytics with business strategy, preparing you to lead in today’s data-driven economy. Build fluency in machine learning, data mining, and visualization with industry tools like Python, R, and Power BI. At just $875 per unit, under $30,000 total, the program is one of California’s most affordable analytics master’s degrees. With over 1 million annual job openings and a projected 11% growth rate for management analysts, the MSBA positions graduates for success in high-demand analytics careers.

Program Snapshot

Length: 12 months (33 units) – three consecutive semesters
Curriculum: Descriptive, Predictive & Prescriptive analytics; Machine Learning; Data Mining; Visualization (Python, R, Power BI)
Cost: $875 per unit – under $30,000 total
Accreditation: AACSB-accredited, top ~6% of business schools worldwide
STEM Designation: Extended work opportunities for international students
Career Outlook: 1M+ annual openings; 11% growth

Master of Science in Supply Chain Analytics

Technically rigorous program focused on advanced analytics mastery
One year program (three consecutive semesters)
On campus, weekday evening classes

As the only California State University master’s program in supply chain analytics, we focus on applied technical mastery with industry-leading tools. Gain fluency in ERP systems, Python-powered analytics and AI-assisted logistics simulations using real enterprise datasets.

The global supply chain management field offers significant career opportunities, with 26,100 annual openings projected for logistics roles, and a 19% industry growth expected by 2033.* These figures underscore the increasing demand for professionals who can balance technical precision with strategic, data-driven decision-making in supply chain environments.

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