An Independent Study for the Climate
“I have always been interested in large-scale structural problems,” Foster MSBA student Sam Shugart shares. “Particularly how companies, nations and other groups respond to crises.” ... Read More
QS World University Rankings Puts Foster MSBA at #5 in the U.S., #15 in the World
UW Foster MSBA persists at #5 in the U.S., ranks #15 in the world by QS World University Rankings: According to the QS 2023 Masters... Read More
Frequently Asked Questions for the MSBA Application
We know that applying to graduate school is no easy task and we want to do our part to make the process as seamless as... Read More
Machine Learning, AI, and Digital Marketing courses at the MSBA
In the past decades, the largest tech companies such as Amazon, Google, and Microsoft have invested billions in machine learning across multiple sectors of their... Read More
From MSBA to Wrestling with Messy Datasets
The last time we caught up with Prarthana Kejriwal, MSBA ’21, she was about halfway through her program and busy building her analytical skillsets. Fast... Read More
Teagan George looks for career growth at MSBA
Teagan George joined the Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) while working as a senior business analyst at Acuity Eye Group. She received a... Read More
From gym manager to business analyst, Annie Beyer’s journey to MSBA
Annie Beyer, class of 2021, enrolled in the Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) program so she could help businesses feel confident about their... Read More
Creating a Sustainable Future with Business Analytics
MSBA class of ’21 alum Ritochit Das saw firsthand the problem of industrial waste while working in a factory setting. Now he wants to use... Read More
MSBA Practicum: Company Perspectives
What do Alaska Airlines, Amazon, Microsoft, Mercer, and Tableau all have in common? They are the 2021 sponsoring companies for the Master of Science in... Read More
MSBA Alumna Tells All on the Business Analytics Practicum Experience
The last time we spoke with Chandini Gangadharan, she was an autumn quarter student who was eager to take advantage of Seattle’s thriving tech sector... Read More