The Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) program at UC Davis addresses the growing demand for professionals skilled in leveraging large datasets and computational power to drive business insights and decisions. Graduates are prepared to fill the significant gap between the need for data-savvy professionals and the available talent pool. The program is designed as an investment in your future, with UC Davis providing financial assistance options to help manage program costs.
For the MSBA program, the total estimated course fee for students entering in summer 2025 is $65,560, based on 44 units. Students pay $1,490 per unit. The program structure includes 6 units in summer quarter, 12 units each in fall, winter, and spring quarters, and 2 units in the subsequent summer quarter. For the Microbiology graduate program, international applicants are strongly advised to seek fellowship support from their home countries, as only exceptional students without financial support may be considered. All costs for the MS program in Microbiology are the applicant's responsibility. Prospective Master's students in Microbiology should contact the Program Coordinator first.
Course fees are set at the time of enrollment and remain fixed for your MSBA studies. For detailed information on tuition/fees and cost of attendance, refer to the UC Davis Tuition and Fees document and the UC Davis Financial Aid Cost of Attendance page for the MSBA.
The total estimated course fee for the 44-unit MSBA program for students entering in summer 2025 is $65,560. Tuition is $1,490 per unit.
The MSBA program is comprised of 44 units. The program structure includes coursework over several quarters, beginning in summer.
The application deadline for the MSBA program is December 1st. Applications open in September.
Applications for the MSBA program are completed electronically through the UC Davis Graduate Studies portal.
MSBA graduates will be prepared to meet the high demand for skilled professionals who can analyze data and inform business decisions. Graduates can expect a significant return on their educational investment.