Maximize your employability—and your US work authorization—with a highly in-demand STEM MBA. Earn your Global One-Year MBA with a specialization in analytics at no additional cost.
Why study a STEM MBA?
STEM degrees are among the most in-demand with employers worldwide and opportunities in the field of analytics are growing fast. The pressing need across industries for employees with skills in science, technology, engineering, and math, as well as business know-how, makes those with a STEM MBA some of the most desirable graduates on the global job market. When you choose the Global One-Year MBA with Analytics at any of our campuses in Boston, San Francisco, London, and Dubai, you’ll graduate with a world-class Global One-Year MBA and a highly in-demand STEM specialization in analytics.
Skills-led learning
Hult's MBA programs have been designed to develop the skills most in-demand with employers worldwide so you can add value from your first day on the job.
Tackle teamwork: Business is built on people. Focus on strengthening your collaboration, communication, and leadership skills that will prepare you to lead in a global business environment.
Technology knowledge: Choose from a variety of specializations that will give you the knowledge and skills to succeed in a tech-driven business world.
Essential expertise: Gain the foundational business skills needed in any career—project management, data analysis, financial acumen, and marketing strategy skills are at the core of the Hult master’s programs.
Key program features
Increase your eligibility to work in the US
Not only does this program increase your employability worldwide, but you can also be eligible for up to three years of post-graduation work authorization (OPT) in the US. You must study in the US for the full year of your MBA and go on to work in a STEM analytics-related field. Non-STEM graduates are only eligible for a maximum of one year OPT in the US, so you gain a real advantage if your goal is to work in the US. With up to three years of work rights in the country, employers feel more confident hiring a STEM-educated international. The employer knows that if things go well, they can invest in you and plan to have your experience for three years or even longer. And you get more time to build up your skills in an international role.
