“How You Get Ahead” highlights ROI for LeBow students and alumni who put their skills to work immediately and make connections that build their careers.

Before finishing their degrees, two MS in Business Analytics students developed a dashboard to connect survey data to key skills and courses within LeBow.

A new applied research study reveals a critical disconnect: technology adoption is moving fast, but workforce readiness is not.

As AI adoption shifts, LeBow’s future-ready MBA and its new concentration in applied AI in business are designed to meet emerging industry needs.

The Center for Applied AI and Business Analytics hosted Philadelphia middle school students for Girls in STEM, a program showcasing the power of data and AI.

In the annual Graduate Datathon, with this year's partner Bloomberg, graduate students showcased their skills for leaders in business analytics.

MS in Business Analytics students completed a capstone project that took their statistical and programming know-how and created real-world solutions.

AI and data leaders from a range of industries discuss their insights and give advice to future practitioners.

Drexel LeBow’s Center for Applied AI and Business Analytics continues its applied research partnership with Precisely, now in its third year.

Drexel LeBow’s Center for Applied AI and Business Analytics, in partnership with Anthropologie, welcomed middle school girls for a free, multi-day program.

Empowering students and companies with new skills, insights and experiences, the Center is poised to influence the future of business and education.

LeBow alumni represented five of the industry-leading companies honored as part of the 2023 Drexel LeBow Analytics 50.

For a consulting course in partnership with data analytics firm Freya Systems, LeBow graduate students developed predictive models for flight delays nationwide.

The recognized companies, which range in size and span the U.S., are all pursuing data-driven solutions in vital new ways.

To better understand the state of data integrity, the Center for Business Analytics and Precisely surveyed more than 450 data and analytics professionals.