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Online Master of Science
Analytics
Gain in-depth analytics knowledge and skills that can apply to any industry
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), data scientist (and data analyst) is projected to be one of the top-five fastest-growing occupations in the nation, with an expected growth rate of 35% over the 2022-2032 period.[1] You can develop advanced knowledge of statistics and data science along with skills for analysis and data visualization with Harrisburg University. Our Master of Science in Analytics program equips you for careers in this fast-growing field through project-based learning focused on solving real-world problems.
Program features and benefits
Combines a year of in-depth exploration of analytics principles and methods with a year of functional project-based learning.
A program you can personalize, with concentrations in Healthcare Informatics, Pharmaceutical Sciences, or an Individualized concentration.
Taught by experienced faculty who are passionate about—and experts in—emerging trends in data science.
What you’ll learn
As a graduate of this program, you will be able to:
- Identify and assess the opportunities, needs and constraints for data usage
- Make clear and insightful analyses changing direction quickly as required by these analyses
- Measure, evaluate, and explain the level of quality of a dataset and develop a plan to improve the quality
- Work effectively in a team to develop data analytic solutions
- Recognize and analyze ethical issues related to intellectual property, data security integrity, and privacy
- Communicate clearly and persuasively to a variety of audiences
Career opportunities
A master’s degree in analytics positions you for competition in a fast-growing career field with skills applicable to a wide range of industries. Data analysts can find work in:
- Healthcare
- Pharmaceuticals
- Financial services
- Marketing
- Business operations/ business intelligence
- Security and law enforcement
- Physical and life sciences
- Engineering, manufacturing and product development
To give an example of the rise in demand for analysts, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that job opportunities for market research analysts will grow by 13% over the 2022-2032 period, more than four times faster than the overall job growth rate of 3%.[2]
How to apply
To apply to the Master of Science in Analytics, you must hold a baccalaureate degree in a related field from a regionally accredited U.S. institution (or international equivalent). We will also consider applicants who hold a baccalaureate in an unrelated field but who have relevant professional experience.
Applicants who wish to pursue the Pharmaceutical Sciences concentration may need to meet additional requirements, such as prerequisite coursework or work experience. Contact us for more information.
See more details, including where to fill out our free application form, on our admissions page.
