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University of Pittsburgh    
2026-2027 Graduate & Professional Studies Catalog 
    
 
  Jul 15, 2026
 
2026-2027 Graduate & Professional Studies Catalog

Analytics and Applications of Artificial Intelligence for Business, MS


The STEM-designated 30-credit MS in Analytics & Applications of AI for Business equips students with the advanced analytical and AI capabilities required to lead in today’s data-driven marketplace, while grounding every skill in practical business application. Students receive rigorous training in data mining, programming, machine learning, database management, and AI deployment, learning not only how to generate data insights but how to apply them to real organizational challenges in marketing, finance, operations, accounting, management, and strategy. The curriculum emphasizes ethical and responsible AI use alongside strong business fundamentals, ensuring graduates can translate complex analysis into informed decisions that drive innovation and competitive advantage. Students enrolled in this program must complete the appropriate number of prerequisites, required, and elective courses according to program requirements, and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0.

Elective Courses (12 Credits):


Elective curriculum includes a mix of business analytics and AI specific electives and/or preapproved Business Analytics/AI related non-business graduate courses.

Elective courses within the MS Analytics and Applications of AI for Business degree are required to dedicate a substantial proportion of their content to Business Analytics and/or AI related topics, thereby advancing students’ business analytics and AI knowledge while supporting the program’s broader academic objectives.

At least 1.5 credits must come from experiential learning courses. The experiential learning component must emphasize the application of business analytics and/or AI methods to real world problems and require students to demonstrate competencies in data-driven decision making (e.g., through project courses or internships).

At least 1.5 credits must come from courses focused on responsible AI/ethical considerations.

Total Credits: 30




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