The Graduate Certificate in Business and Technology is designed to develop professionals who can lead in today’s fast-paced, tech-driven business environment.
Offered entirely online by Purdue’s highly ranked Mitch Daniels School of Business, this program gives students the tools to merge business strategy with emerging technologies.
You'll build practical skills in data-driven decision-making, technology strategy, and innovation management, preparing you to lead cross-functional teams and guide digital initiatives across industries.
Applications are accepted for the Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters.
Students must complete the required 12-credit curriculum with a minimum GPA of 2.70 to earn the certificate.
Required Courses (6 credit hours):
| Required Courses |
|---|
| MIS 59000 - Computational Business Intelligence |
| MIS 68000 - Economic Analysis of Technology Markets |
| MIS 68300 - Technology-Driven Business |
Selective (Minimum 2 credits):
Choose from a list of specialized electives based on your career goals:
| Selective Courses |
|---|
| ACCT 60000 - Accounting for Managers |
| FIN 61000 - Financial Management |
| OBHR 65420 - Leadership |
| OBHR 65430 - Negotiation in Organizations |
| MIS 59000 - DevOps and Technology Solutions |
| MIS 59000 - Emerging Technologies and Business Models |
| MIS 59000 - Technology Governance and Regulations |
| MIS 68200 - Digital Product Design |
| MKTG 51200 - Marketing Management |
| STRT 59000 - Technology Strategy |
Electives (4 credits):
Complete the program with electives from 500 or 600 level courses that align with your industry or area of focus.
If you would like to receive more information about this certificate program, please fill out the form and a program specialist will be in touch.
We also have availability to meet with you virtually to discuss how our curriculum, research and outcomes align with your goals. Let's determine if Purdue is the right fit for you!
