Anyone Know of An Online MS Degrees in Stastics That Offer a Business Stastics Track?

Anyone????

 

I think it would be unusual to title such a thing Business Statistics. This sort of work could happen under a title like Applied Statistics. Closely related interdisciplinary work is also done under the subject titles like Operations Research, Industrial Engineering, Operations Management, Logistics / Supply Chain Management, Data Mining, Enterprise Resource Planning, Knowledge Management, and Geographic Information Systems. There are tons of online programs in these.

Business statistics as an area of study is common at the master's level, but "Business Statistics" would be a surprising title, because these are tools that can be applied in business and elsewhere. Imagine a program in "Business Writing" when that work is done very well in programs in Technical Writing.

Years ago Northcentral University had a specialization within their graduate programs in business administration in Business Quantitative Methods. They retired it without any close successor now.

 

Northwestern University: online M.S. in Predictive Analytics
Online Master of Science in Predictive Analytics, Graduate Programs at Northwestern University School of Continuing Studies

 

DePaul: online M.S. Predictive Analytics
MS in Predictive Analytics

You may too consider a M.S. in Business Analytics (?).

 

Great links from the Major as always. "Business Intelligence" would be another similar title under which you'll also find several online programs, possibly ganged together with Database Management or other fields in CIS, as in this concentration in the online MS in CIS, and this graduate certificate, from Boston University.

See also these past DI threads: MBA in Business Intelligence preferably Online (2012), DL programs in Statistics (2013).

 

Thank you Jonathan.

 

Interesting subject coverage, and title, here:

Stevens Institute of Technology
MS in Stochastic Systems and Optimization (More)
"This program focuses on analysis and optimal decision-making for complex systems involving uncertain data and risk. The program includes courses in statistics, stochastic processes, stochastic optimization, and stochastic optimal control theory. Applications to financial systems, network design and routing, telecommunication systems, medicine, actuarial mathematics, and other areas are discussed. Students are encouraged to apply the techniques they learn to problems derived from their professional work and interests."