AI Analytics in Business Minor

Step into the future of business.

The AI Analytics in Business (MAIB) minor prepares students to use artificial intelligence and analytics to support data driven decision making in business. The minor focuses on how AI enhances analytical work, from exploring data and building models to generating insight and communicating results.

Through the MAIB minor, students develop practical skills in applying AI enabled analytics to real business problems. In addition to in-depth technology exposure, this program emphasizes judgment, accountability, and effective use of AI tools in professional business contexts.

Through the MAIB minor, you’ll gain insights into the managerial challenges of introducing new systems into organizations and learn how to use these systems to gain a competitive edge.

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What You'll Learn

Open To: Mendoza College of Business Majors

Credit Hours: 15

The MAIB minor contains two core courses, giving you the freedom to shape your educational journey. With 9 credit hours of electives available from a variety of departments across the University of Notre Dame, you can tailor your learning to match your interests and career goals.

How to Apply

The application form for all minors offered by the Mendoza College of Business opens once in the fall semester and once in the spring semester.

  • Application Opens: Monday, September 14, at 12:00 p.m.
  • Application Closes: Friday, October 16, at 5:00 p.m.

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Learn More About the Minor

To learn more about the minor in AI Analytics in Business, contact Professor Martin Barron, Director of the AI Analytics in Business minor.