STEM MBA New England campus experience
Experienced professors
Career-relevant curriculum
Academic and career support
Program Overview Why get a STEM MBA on campus?
Earn your MBA efficiently and affordably with Southern New Hampshire University's on-campus STEM Master of Business Administration (MBA) program. This STEM CIP Code-designated degree program is designed to equip you with the high-level business skills employers are looking for. You'll leave with a graduate-level understanding of technology skills, data analytics and the ability to apply STEM principles to business problems and functions.
And if you’re an international student, the STEM MBA on campus could be a great fit for you. With OPT options, including a potential 24-month extension to your post-completion OPT, you could be allowed up to 36 months of temporary employment in the United States. That means even more time to gain work experience – without the need for an H-1B visa.
Skills you'll learn:
- Analyze and interpret data to inform organizational decision-making
- Synthesize functional expertise to develop adaptable business strategies
- Evaluate and implement various organizational models and processes
- Collaborate to lead globally aware and culturally responsive teams
- Ensure plans meet ethical and legal standards and promote sustainable practices
- Apply appropriate business analytics tools to address organizational challenges
Courses & Curriculum Grow your career in business or tech with on-campus MBA and STEM courses
SNHU's on-campus STEM MBA program is designed to position you for success, no matter where you take your career next. With the rapid evolution of technology and information, today’s business environment requires professionals to adapt to change on the fly, assess resource constraints strategically and provide solutions to complex problems. SNHU's STEM MBA program enhances the skillsets you’ll need to face these types of challenges head on.
Looking to specialize your degree?
SNHU offers an AI for business innovation and strategy concentration for the STEM MBA degree.
The Artificial Intelligence for Business Innovation and Strategy concentration will prepare students to harness the transformative power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to solve complex business challenges and drive innovation. Through an interdisciplinary approach, students will explore foundational Artificial Intelligence concepts, strategic implementation techniques, and knowledge-based Artificial Intelligence technologies, with a focus on ethical and societal considerations. By engaging with real-world case studies and practical applications, students will develop critical skills in designing and deploying Artificial Intelligence-driven solutions across various industries.
This concentration aims to empower graduates with the tools to strategically integrate Artificial Intelligence into organizational goals, enhance operational efficiency, and lead ethically conscious Artificial Intelligence initiatives. Students will emerge as innovative leaders equipped to navigate the rapidly evolving Artificial Intelligence landscape and make meaningful contributions to their fields.
Learn from instructors with industry experience
Our faculty bring with them decades of knowledge and experience in the business and tech fields, which informs the development of SNHU’s courses and curriculum. They look forward to supporting your journey both in the classroom and as you work toward a career in your field.
Christine Blais
Position
Associate Professor, Business Management
Joined SNHU
2014
Education
- Doctor of Arts (DA) in Leadership Studies from Franklin Pierce University
Dr. Blais comes to SNHU with a background in corporate training and development with an emphasis on sales effectiveness and coaching. She is certified through the National Society for Experiential Education (NSEE), and is co-founder of the Experiential Education Committee at SNHU. In addition to teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels, Dr. Blais has presented her work at various conferences both domestically and internationally. Her research interests include inquiry, authenticity, creativity, teamwork and integration of community business partners in higher education.
Billie Anderson
Position
Associate Professor, Business Analytics
Joined SNHU
2024
Education
- PhD in Applied Statistics from the University of Alabama
- MS in Mathematics and Statistics from the University of South Alabama
- BS in Mathematics from Spring Hill College
Before entering academia, Dr. Billie Anderson was a research statistician for SAS, a software company headquartered in North Carolina. In her professional capacity, Anderson wrote machine learning algorithms for the banking and insurance industries. She maintained a consultancy relationship with SAS as a senior analytical trainer until 2020, teaching analytical-based classes to professionals in organizations to help promote best statistical practices. Her consulting experience spans many companies, including Ann Taylor, Dunn & Bradstreet, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Lowes Home Improvement and Starbucks.
Campus major courses
You’ll take major courses that provide you with a solid foundation in your area of study – in some cases featuring experiential or project-based learning opportunities, labs, simulations and internships. These courses will allow you to learn a wide variety of topics and help prepare you for a role in your desired field.
Courses may include:
Visit the course catalog to view the full Masters of Business Administration - STEM curriculum.
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Career Outlook What can I do with a STEM MBA?
In an age where AI and other technologies continue to grow rapidly, so does the demand for candidates with both business and STEM-oriented experience. When you complete your STEM MBA from SNHU, you can enter the job market prepared for leadership careers that bridge the gap between STEM and business management – in technology, risk management, operations, computer operation systems or any other data-driven sector of the economy.
Career paths include:
- Computer and information systems manager
- Data analytics manager
- Operations manager
- Product manager
- Technology consultant
Median annual pay nationally for computer and information systems managers as of May 2023, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).1 Statistic not based on wage data for SNHU graduates.
Projected increase in computer and information systems manager positions through 2033, according to the BLS.1
Understanding the numbers
When reviewing job growth and salary information, it’s important to remember that actual numbers can vary due to many different factors—like years of experience in the role, industry of employment, geographic location, worker skill and economic conditions. Cited projections are based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data, not on SNHU graduate outcomes, and do not guarantee actual salary or job growth.
Campus Student Experience So, what's it like taking classes on campus?
SNHU's on-campus STEM MBA program is designed to let you put your skills into practice. With the opportunity to be a leader for countless student organizations on campus, you're positioning yourself for success in leadership roles even before you graduate. You'll also have the option to complete internships with small, local companies and multinational organizations, building your network and your resume. And with a large faculty and alumni network with industry experience, you'll meet valuable career contacts along the way.
Student support
At SNHU, you'll never have to worry about feeling alone. Here, you’ll have help from your advisors, access to tutoring and office hours, career coaching, and mental health services so you can do your best and feel your best.
Additionally, our Office of Diversity Programs, International Student Services and Campus Accessibility Center make campus an inclusive place for everyone. Visit our Student Services page to learn more about our support offerings.
Small class sizes
With small class sizes, you’ll learn in an environment where professors with real world experience know you by name.
Here, you’re not getting lost in giant lecture halls, but instead, actively participating in thoughtful dialogue where you’re always encouraged to collaborate with your peers and ask questions when they arise.
State-of-the-art facilities
Our 300-acre campus has everything you need. From technology-advanced classroom settings to your dorms complete with fitness centers and hangout spots, our goal is to give you the best college experience possible.
Whether you’re learning in a classroom, in a lab, on the field, or in your field, you’ll have what you need to be successful from the moment you wake up to the moment you close your textbooks.
School of Business Learn about the School of Business
In the School of Business, you’ll tackle real-world business challenges with the help of your experienced professors. From interning with local sports teams to learning the ins and outs of starting your own business, you can hone your skills through peer collaboration, case studies and participating in business competitions. Whether you’re focusing on an organization’s finances, marketing, technology or leadership, you’ll get firsthand experience from day one.
Business simulations
Sales immersion lab
Pitch competitions
How SNHU makes college affordable
At Southern New Hampshire University, we're on a mission to make high-quality education more accessible with more affordable tuition. With 70+ career-focused majors, state-of-the-art facilities, D2 sports and over 70 student clubs and organizations, you can get the campus experience you've always dreamed of at a more affordable price.
Fill out the FAFSA to see if you’re eligible for grants or work-study. (You could also be offered loans, though you’ll have to pay those back later.)
Transfer credits toward your master's degree program at SNHU. If you’ve taken one course or many, we’ll evaluate them for you.
Getting free money for college – from SNHU or an outside organization – could help you save hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
Hear from us
The professional experience that the faculty bring to the classroom helps students to make real world connections to their coursework as well as career contacts through networking.
Leslie Campbell, Faculty Chair
Accreditations
SNHU is accredited by the regional accreditor the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). The university also carries specialized accreditations for some programs.
Sources & Citations
1Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, on the internet, at:
- https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/computer-and-information-systems-managers.htm (viewed Nov. 26, 2024)
Cited projections may not reflect local and/or short-term economic or job conditions and do not guarantee actual job growth.
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