Lehigh University

What you'll study

Coursework focuses on three core strands:

• Fundamental disciplinary knowledge — grounding in the theoretical bases that underpin analytics practice.
• Technical skills — applied methods and tools for working with data, including collection and evaluation of data sources and techniques.
• Professional skills — communication, interpretation and decision-focused presentation of analytical results for business stakeholders.
• The program trains students to address practical issues such as how to collect appropriate data, how to evaluate data collection methods and sources, and how to use data to generate business insights and support managerial decision making.

Entry requirements

Specific admissions criteria are not listed on the available program text. Prospective applicants should contact the program office (businessundergrad@lehigh.edu) or the admissions pages for up-to-date requirements and application steps.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles that require turning data into actionable business recommendations and supporting decision making across organizations. Typical employers include business units inside corporations, consulting firms, and other organizations seeking analytics expertise to improve operations, strategy and managerial decisions.

Scholarships & funding angle

No scholarship details are provided in the program text. Applicants should review Lehigh University and College of Business financial-aid resources and contact the program office for information about scholarships, assistantships, or other funding opportunities.