MarketingAnalytics@American, the online Master of Science in Marketing Analytics program from the Kogod School of Business at American University, prepares students to apply digital marketing and analytic skills to make data-driven decisions. In as few as 12 to 15 months, students will study topics such as brand strategy, integrated marketing, and marketing analytics to further their expertise in marketing and data analysis.1
The online MS in Marketing Analytics program is designed for marketing professionals who want to understand the more complicated aspects of data and advance their career. MarketingAnalytics@American students will learn how to use market data and digital marketing tools through specialized courses to help their businesses make more informed decisions and allocate resources efficiently.
The online MS in Marketing Analytics program focuses on the impact that data analysis has on marketing, advertising, and brand strategy. Compared to the MS in Business Analytics program, which offers a foundational degree in data analytics and its application in business, the MS in Marketing Analytics program is dedicated to the study of how data affects marketing in various industries.
Focused on data analysis in marketing
Designed for marketing professionals
Features specialized courses in marketing analytics
Prepares students for careers in marketing such as digital marketing analyst, marketing strategist, and market researcher
Focused on foundational data analysis in business
Designed for general business professionals
Curriculum features a wide range of data analysis courses
Prepares students for careers in business such as financial analyst, business intelligence consultant, and supply chain manage
Developing specialized data analysis skills can give you the competitive edge you need to advance your marketing career. Request more information about the Master of Science in Marketing Analytics program.
The MarketingAnalytics@American curriculum is designed to provide students with a deeper insight into how big data impacts marketing strategies in today’s economy. The curriculum consists of 33 credits and two in-person practicums and can be completed in as few as 12 to 15 months.1 Specialized courses such as Marketing Analytics and Digital Marketing prepare students to advance their careers with enhanced data analysis skills. Learn more about the online MS in Marketing Analytics curriculum.
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practicums in Washington, D.C.
Applied Managerial Statistics
Business Insights through Analytics
Database and Big Data
Predictive Analytics
Business Intelligence
Marketing Management
Brand Strategy
Integrated Marketing Communications
Marketing Analytics
Digital Marketing Strategy and Analytics
Marketing Analytics Practicum I
Marketing Analytics Practicum II
MarketingAnalytics@American students are required to attend two in-person practicums (1.5 credits each) during the course of their program to fulfill the capstone requirement.
You will have the option to pursue the Business Fundamentals Certificate in addition to your marketing analytics degree by selecting four additional elective courses that meet the certificate requirements. Gain a fundamental understanding of business and management in courses that focus on financial accounting, marketing, finance, international business, and more.
MarketingAnalytics@American students attend live online classes where they interact and collaborate via webcam with Kogod faculty members and classmates. They complete weekly self-paced course work that complements the assignments and discussion in the live classes and have full access to office hours.
Online MS in Marketing Analytics students learn from the same experienced Kogod faculty who teach on campus. Made up of entrepreneurs, educators, CEOs, executives, and board members of Fortune 500 companies, our faculty are dedicated to lending support and remaining accessible to their students.
Adjunct Professorial Lecturer
Grant is an applied mathematician interested in machine learning, neuroscience, and sports. His neuroscience work involves estimating brain dynamics with statistical models, particularly epileptic seizures. His basketball research leverages similar models to analyze game strategy, training, and performance.
Résumé Highlights
Focus Areas: analytics
Interim Dean of Graduate Studies, Associate Professor of Marketing
Mahsa focuses her research on personalized disease management, personalized telehealth, healthcare analytics and informatics, applied machine learning, health economics, and supply chain management.
Résumé Highlights
Focus Areas: marketing, consumer behavior
Professorial Lecturer
Jay has worked in a variety of areas in analytics since 2004, including analyzing cancer treatment choices, using geographic data to inform policy decisions, and designing several defense applications. His main academic research focus is in prescriptive analytics, particularly modeling preferences for decisions involving outcomes that occur over time, space, or groups of people.
Résumé Highlights
Focus Areas: marketing, marketing analytics
Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university to apply. GMAT and GRE scores are not required. To complete the application, they must submit the following:
The MS in Marketing Analytics program has four start dates throughout the year. Kogod accepts applications on a rolling basis.
| Program Start Date | Priority Application Deadline | Final Application Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| October 2021 | July 26, 2021 | August 23, 2021 |
| January 2022 | November 1, 2021 | November 29, 2021 |
| April 2022 | January 24, 2022 | February 21, 2022 |
Enhance your data analysis skills and advance your marketing career. Request information about the online MS in Marketing Analytics program today.
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2Best Online Master’s in Business Programs for Veterans (Excluding MBA), U.S. News & World Report. Accessed January 2021.arrow_upwardReturn to footnote reference
3Best Online Master’s in Business Programs (Excluding MBA), U.S. News & World Report. Accessed January 2021.arrow_upwardReturn to footnote reference
