Amrita Online MBA in Business Analytics(Grant Thornton)

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Course Overview

Amrita University’s Online MBA in Business Analytics is a 2‑year programme for professionals who want to apply data to drive growth, efficiency and innovation. Blending management with statistics, data engineering, machine learning and storytelling, the curriculum emphasizes Python, SQL, dashboards and experimental design. UGC‑entitled and AICTE‑approved, the online format (live + recorded) suits working learners. Graduates move into analytics consulting, product analytics, marketing science, operations analytics and data‑driven strategy roles across industries.

Course Highlights

Statistical Foundations: Master regression, classification, time‑series and A/B testing
Data Engineering Basics: Learn SQL, pipelines and data warehousing for analysis
ML for Business: Apply ML to churn, pricing, demand and recommendation
Visualization & BI: Use dashboards to narrate insights and influence decisions
Marketing/Customer Analytics: Segment, score and predict CLV with real datasets
Operations Analytics: Optimize supply, inventory and service performance
Ethics & Responsible AI: Address bias, fairness and governance in analytics
Capstone Analytics: End‑to‑end project delivering measurable business impact

Course

Benefits

Data‑Driven Skillset Gain hands‑on exposure to Python/SQL/BI used by top analytics teams.

Career Mobility Qualify for analyst/manager roles in tech, finance, retail and more.

Practical Portfolio Graduate with projects that showcase real‑world impact to employers.

Guided Placement Receive interview prep, mentoring and referrals through Amrita’s network.

CourseConnect Benefits

What additional you get from CourseConnect

Mock Interview➔
Resume Building➔
Alumni Network➔
Career Guidance➔

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Eligibility

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Bachelor’s degree (10+2+3) with 50% or above from a recognized university
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Open to all disciplines; math/programming familiarity recommended
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Merit‑based selection; preparatory modules provided for non‑technical entrants