Master Programme
Master of Business Analytics (MBAn)
The Michigan Ross Master of Business Analytics is a 10-month, 36.5-credit program that balances data analytics with business fundamentals. It starts in June with data programming, advanced spreadsheets, probability and statistics and a business immersion. The fall term covers predictive analytics, data visualisation, data architecture, unsupervised learning, causal inference, accounting, decision strategies and project management, and the winter brings prescriptive analytics, information security and ethics, electives and a consulting studio with a real sponsor organisation.
University
University of Michigan
Country
United States
Level
Master
Field
Business Analytics
Duration
10 months full-time (36.5 credits; summer, fall and winter terms)
Language
English
Campus
Ann Arbor
Degree
Master of Business Analytics (MBAn)
Intake
Summer term (cohorts start in June)
Application Deadline
Summer 2027 start, all at 11:59 p.m. ET: Round 1 closes 11 September 2026, Round 2 on 23 October 2026, and Round 3 on 4 January 2027 (the final round for international applicants not already on a US student visa). Round 4 (19 February 2027) is the last for international applicants in active F-1 status in the US; Rounds 5 and 6 (2 April and 14 May 2027) are for domestic applicants only. Application fee US$100
Tuition Information
Cohort starting summer 2027 (the latest published rate): the Provost's tuition and fee schedule lists a full-program price of US$74,842 for non-residents, including international students, covering tuition and required fees for the whole program; students on F or J visas also pay a US$500 International Fee each term. Living costs in Ann Arbor are extra (U-M Financial Aid's 2026-27 graduate budget allows US$22,276 for living expenses over fall and winter, plus books, transport and personal costs)
Admission Requirements
- A bachelor's degree in a STEM field, business, economics or another quantitative major by the start of the program (most three-year degrees are accepted if equivalent to a US four-year degree). Applicants with a non-US degree must send a WES or ECE course-by-course evaluation
- Prerequisite: one college course in computer programming for credit with a C or better, preferably in Python or R (work experience cannot replace it)
- Tests: the GMAT/GRE is waived if your cumulative undergraduate GPA is 3.30 or higher; otherwise submit a score taken within the last five years
- Application materials: resume, two essays (program and career motivation; community engagement), one recommendation and an asynchronous video interview on Kira Talent
- English proficiency (if your native language is not English): TOEFL iBT, IELTS or Duolingo English Test taken within two years of the deadline, unless your entire undergraduate degree was taught only in English