Master in Business Analytics (Master's)

Gonzaga University combines chemistry research, engineering, health sciences, theology, leadership studies, and the liberal arts within a Jesuit, Catholic, Humanistic tradition. Students are encouraged to connect intellect with purpose, explore creative solutions, and prepare for lives of leadership and service for the common good. The university offers 16 undergraduate degrees through 53 majors, 68 minors, and 73 concentrations, alongside 23 master’s degrees and five doctoral-level degrees. The 150-acre campus sits in Spokane, Washington, a city Gonzaga describes as sized for a university community. Academic life is structured around an average class size of 22 and a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio. Learning extends beyond classrooms through research, athletics, community involvement, performances, and opportunities connected to social justice, spirituality, engineering, medicine, environmental protection, and the economy. Students have access to the Kermit M. Rudolf Fitness Center in the heart of campus. The facility includes an indoor track, group fitness classes, intramural sports, a six-lane indoor pool, and basketball and volleyball courts. All undergraduate students receive membership and use the facility during the academic year with a student ID. Gonzaga’s Division of Student Affairs focuses on an academically rich environment and a strong sense of community, while the university’s mission places personal development, faith, and service at the center of student life.