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UBC Master of Business Analytics

Overview

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Data-driven business leaders

In just twelve months, the UBC MBAN provides candidates with quantitative backgrounds sought-after analytical skills within a broader business context. Our graduates will be able to apply advanced analytical tools and methods to address management challenges in today’s business world. 

Candidates will complete 39 credits, taking courses in data handling, data analytics and decision analytics. All students will participate in a 4-month internship and gain real world experience and hands-on business skills with leading organizations.

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At a glance

Program length

12 months full-time

Program start date*

Oct 2020
*Following directives and guidelines from the Canadian government and health authorities with regard to COVID-19, UBC Sauder will delay the start of the UBC MBAN class from August 2020 to mid-October 2020.

Application deadlines:
 

Canadian students:

1st round: Oct 30, 2019
2nd round: Jan 15, 2020
3rd round: Apr 28, 2020
Extended deadlines:
4th round: Jun 30, 2020
Final round: Jul 21, 2020

International students:

1st round: Oct 30, 2019
2nd round: Mar 17, 2020
Extended deadline:
Final round: Jun 30, 2020

Location

UBC Vancouver Campus

Program fees

Canadian students

$40,326 CAD

International students

$55,703 CAD

Why choose the UBC Master of Business Analytics

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People

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What you'll learn

Be prepared to drive real change. Graduates of the UBC MBAN will be equipped with practical,extremely sought-after skills.

Advanced analytical decision making

Gain a sound understanding of the mathematics and statistics upon which advanced analytical methods are based, building on your quantitative background. You will be able to collect, manage and make sense of large data sets by using statistical, programming and database tools.

Understanding of the business context

Develop a deep understanding of the way a business runs, including operations management, supply chain management and marketing.

Problem solving skills

Learn to identify issues and drive change within an organization.

Communication skills, both oral and written

Over the course of the program you will give several presentations and write reports to integrate analytics into business strategy.

Teamwork skills

Throughout the UBC MBAN you will work in groups and make global connections that enrich your experience.

Ethics and social responsibility

Evaluate the risks and implications of your recommendations by adopting a strategic approach to social issues.

  1. All students participate in a 4-month internship where you apply your technical expertise in an organization's environment. By working alongside UBC Sauder's Centre for Operations Excellence or directly with our world-leading faculty, you will gain hands-on consulting experience and contribute to a business's success.
  2. COE has longstanding partnerships with top organizations, allowing UBC MBAN candidates to benefit from its rich network of industry partners and professionals.
  3. The COE is also the winner of the prestigious UPS George D. Smith Prize, the leading international award recognizing top operations research programs connecting industry with higher education.

"Starting with courses which enriched my technical abilities in Analytics to timely career counselling & coaching with a dedicated career centre and ending with an intense Industry Project with the COE, the UBC Sauder MBAN has equipped me with skills that are very much required in this competitive market and helped me to stand out."

Srikanth Kumar

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