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Why Get Your Master's in Business Analytics at Columbia?
Columbia gives you a rigorous Ivy League education in the heart of a vibrant global city for an experience unlike any place else.
As a student here, you’ll benefit from:
- Cutting-Edge Research:
The Department of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research (IEOR) is a thriving hub of scholarship with faculty collaborating on complex problems across the department, the School, and the university. Join with faculty in the latest research in areas like AI and machine learning in centers like the Data Science Institute, the Center for AI in Business Analytics and Financial Technology, and the Center for Financial and Business Analytics.
- A Global Center of Business
There’s no better place to study business analytics than New York City, a world center for both established and emerging enterprises. The department takes full advantage of this strategic location, drawing on expert practitioners for seminars, conference participation, research collaborations, and internships and career connections for students.
- Two Top Schools
Gain from the expert faculty, industry connections, and alumni networks of two top graduate schools within one program: Columbia Engineering and Columbia Business School, both among the oldest and most respected schools of their kind in the United States.
- Career-Focused Concentrations
Take advantage of concentrations in Financial Analytics & Financial Technology, Marketing Analytics, Healthcare Analytics, and Analytics Algorithms & Methodology to build your skills and knowledge in areas of strategic importance in today’s economy.
Why Pursue a Master's in Biomedical Engineering at Columbia?
At Columbia, experience the rigorous intellectual climate of an Ivy League institution coupled with the sense of community of a smaller college — all in the heart of a vibrant global city.
As a student here, you’ll find:
- Research opportunities:
Engage in research at the highest level. Join in faculty-led research projects in the Department of Biomedical Engineering and the Columbia University Medical Center. The department has particular research strengths in biomechanics, cellular and tissue engineering, artificial organs, regenerative medicine, auditory biophysics, biosignals and biomedical imaging, point-of-care diagnostics, and neural engineering.
- Innovation & entrepreneurship:
Gain unparalleled training and mentorship in medical technology innovation and entrepreneurship. Project-based courses in the design and commercialization of medical innovations offered by the Department of Biomedical Engineering, the Columbia Business School, and other centers of expertise, provide you with a rich interdisciplinary educational experience. With a flourishing technology startup sector nearby and a network of pioneering alumni, Columbia is an ideal place to find inspiration and the resources to translate your ideas into marketable solutions.
- Groundbreaking faculty:
Work with researchers, teachers, and scholars who are pushing innovation forward. Over 45 strong, our faculty includes numerous award recipients, individuals with deep industry experience, and researchers working on cutting-edge projects like using machine learning to study the microenvironment of tumors or developing biomaterials that can reprogram the body’s immune system to fight cancer, infection, and autoimmune disease.
- Open to diverse academic backgrounds:
Take advantage of a flexible curriculum to transition to a focus on biomedical engineering from a related area of expertise. Students who have found success in the MS program have training in areas including physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, and different fields of engineering.
- Seven areas of study: Develop expertise in your area of interest, building on core biomedical engineering courses by selecting a concentration in Bioinformatics and Machine Learning; Neural Engineering; Design, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship; Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering; Biomechanics; Biomedical Imaging; and Robotics and Control of Biological Systems.