Students in the analytics track complete six of the same core management courses as all MiM students, including coursework in foundations, strategic management, business analytics, financial management, marketing management and operations management.

In addition to core curriculum, the track includes two specialized project management courses:

• Data Curation, Exploration and Visualization: develops practical skills for preparing, exploring and communicating data through effective visualization techniques.
• Multimodal Analytics: equips students to analyze complex data from multiple sources and transform it into meaningful business insights that support organizational decision-making.

Together, the curriculum prepares graduates to combine business strategy with analytical thinking to solve complex organizational challenges.

Graduates are prepared for advancement into analytical, strategic and management positions such as:

• Business Analyst
• Strategy Analyst
• Analytics Consultant
• Market Research Analyst
• Business Intelligence Analyst
• Decision Support Analyst
• Operations Analyst

The combination of management and analytics skills also prepares graduates for leadership roles where interpreting data, communicating insights and driving strategic decisions are essential.

Students applying to the analytics track follow the same admissions requirements, application process and tuition structure as the online master's in management program. 

Prerequisites:

• One semester of college-level math or statistics completed within the last five years. A grade of B or better is recommended.
• Programming experience is helpful but not required. If you've worked with Python or with tools like SPSS you'll have a head start, but applicants without that background are not at a disadvantage and are fully supported once they start.

Scholarships of up to 50% off tuition are available for eligible students, helping make it more affordable to earn a Brown master's degree with a specialized analytics focus.

For more information, visit the admissions page.

Each spring, students in the online Master's in Management program are invited to Brown University’s campus in Providence, RI for a dynamic 2.5-day residential experience.

Held annually, this optional event offers students the opportunity to experience the Brown difference firsthand by:

• Connecting in person with peers and faculty
• Engaging in industry-focused workshops and sessions
• Expanding their professional networks in an inspiring Ivy League setting

While not required, participation is a valuable way to deepen connections, enhance learning and become part of the vibrant Brown community.