Analytics, Leadership, and Innovation specialization

Take six credits of required classes specifically designed for Analytics, Leadership, and Innovation students, and add electives in areas of career focus such as consulting, finance, organizational leadership, marketing, or operations management.

In the second year of the program, benefit from a tailored course schedule that fits your professional interests and goals. This unique opportunity allows you to interact with Carey students from all programs and get involved in university-wide experiences such as Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures.

Course highlights

Foundations of Business Analytics

Explore the quantitative methods useful for decision-making in business settings. Formulate problems, translate those formulations into useful models, optimize the models, and interpret your results. Then put theory to the test and use software to solve complex business problems.

Econometrics for Market Analysis

Develop the basic linear regression framework, which is a commonly used econometric technique to evaluate real-world questions and quantify experimental results. Study three techniques for understanding cause and effect: randomized control trials, difference-in-differences, and regression discontinuity.

Co-curriculars

Sharpen your skills, build connections throughout the program, and tap into the vast Johns Hopkins network with opportunities to engage with clinicians, researchers, engineers, and innovators across the university.

Co-curricular highlight: Community Consulting Lab

The social innovation network in greater Baltimore-Washington is booming. Nonprofits, start-ups, and small businesses are leading the charge with business plans to create lasting impact in the community. Tap into these networks and lead a consulting project to tackle business challenges at local organizations. Gain practical business consulting experience and develop critical business skills such as strategic consulting, project management, and business development. Immerse yourself in the region’s social innovation network and expand your professional connections. And make a lasting impact on the economy of the greater Baltimore-Washington area.