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Department of Management Information Systems and Supply Chain

Applied AI and Data Analytics

Bachelor of Science

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Where Leaders Are Built

At the John Chambers College of Business and Economics, we make leaders – and it all happens in our new, state-of-the-art home, Reynolds Hall. Equipped with cutting-edge research centers, experiential learning labs, and student support hubs, Reynolds is here to help you change the world.

Get in-demand tech skills.

Students in the Applied Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics program gain the skills necessary to develop, deploy, maintain, and manage current and next-generation AI technology and systems that businesses and organizations need to remain competitive. Our students work with the technology that industry professionals encounter in everyday environments while gaining real-world experience before graduation. Professionals who complete this program acquire hands-on skills through collaboration with organizations and develop foundational abilities critical for understanding both the business and technical needs of these entities. Additionally, a required minor can be pursued anywhere in the university based on the student’s interests. 

Career opportunities are broad and include:

  • Consulting
  • Data Analyst
  • Data Scientist
  • AI Engineer
  • and other emerging roles in this cutting-edge field

This program is excellent for students who enjoy technology, problem-solving, and engaging in hands-on projects across multiple sectors and fields. 

89.9%

Placement Rate

Of our undergraduates get placed within 6 months of graduation.

Based on class of '23*


60+

Years of AACSB Accreditation

an honor earned by only about 5% of business schools worldwide.


  • The Chambers College community includes 20,000+ alumni around the globe
  • 77% of Chambers undergrads who interned had a job lined up by graduation day
  • The Chambers Center for Career Development takes hundreds of students on industry job-shadowing visits each year

Latest News

  1. Let's Talk Business: Advancing HR

    Jamie Field, associate professor of management at the John Chambers College of Business and Economics, has always had a strong belief that Chambers students who wanted to become HR professionals have to embrace new technology and get comfortable with data analysis. The emergence of breakthrough AI technologies only strengthened his belief that it was time to bring together students, faculty, business professionals, and community members to showcase cutting-edge insights into how artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of Human Resource Management.

  2. Let’s Talk Business: Tips for Landing an Internship

    I’m Naimat, a Human Resource Management undergrad and a Peer Career Coach in the Chambers College's Center for Career Development graduating in December 2025. I’ve landed an internship every summer since my freshman year.

  3. Let’s Talk Business: Summing Up the Symposium

    On February 21, 2025, West Virginia University hosted its Insurance Symposium event, sponsored by a generous grant from the Spencer Educational Foundation, with attendance from students across multiple majors and alumni representing a wide range of specialties. 

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