When you pursue a Bachelor of Science in Business Analytics at Marian University, you’ll prepare for an exciting career at the intersection of business, technology, and strategy.
Our graduates work in industries such as finance, marketing, cybersecurity, supply chain management, healthcare, retail, cloud computing, and transportation—helping organizations make smarter, forward-thinking decisions that drive growth.
As a business analytics major, you’ll develop the technical, analytical, and communication skills needed to thrive in today’s data-driven economy. You’ll learn how to gather, interpret, and apply data to solve complex business challenges, improve performance, and uncover strategic opportunities.
Graduate dual-credit option: Complete 20% of your MBA during your senior year through our partnership with Creighton University, taking two online graduate business courses for dual credit.
To earn the 128-credit B.S. in Business Analytics, you’ll complete Marian’s general education curriculum, a business core, and major-specific courses such as:
For full details, view the Undergraduate Course Catalog or download the sample four-year plan and checklist.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), careers in business analytics continue to grow in every industry. Graduates often pursue roles such as:
A Business Analytics degree prepares you for in-demand roles in data analysis, business intelligence, project management, and operations. Marian graduates work in industries like finance, healthcare, marketing, and technology, helping organizations make data-driven decisions and strategic improvements.
Yes. Every Marian Business Analytics student completes at least one internship, gaining real-world experience before graduation. Students can also apply for TechPoint Xternships in Indianapolis, which are paid positions with companies like Salesforce, Eli Lilly, and Cummins.
Business analytics is one of today’s fastest-growing fields. With nearly every organization relying on data for decision-making, graduates find strong job stability, excellent salaries, and opportunities to advance in leadership or specialized technical roles.
