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Master's Certificate in Business Analysis

The Master’s Certificate in Business Analysis curriculum teaches you how to more effectively gather, analyze, document and validate accurate requirements in order to find the best solution to fit your organization’s needs.

Backed by The George Washington University School of Business (GW) in Washington, D.C., this certificate is an excellent way to show your dedication to accurate, high-quality requirements and your commitment to the business analysis profession.

Requirements

Seven of the select courses must be completed in a four-year period.

You must take one or both of the following introductory courses:

Foundations of Business Analysis*

How to Gather and Document User Requirements*

*These courses are available in e-training.

Then take at least four of the following:

  CBAP® Exam Preparation -- NEW!
  Facilitation Techniques for Requirements Development
  Logical Data Modelling **
  Process Modelling Management **
  Strategic Enterprise Analysis **
  Testing Techniques for Tracing and Validating Requirements **
  Use Case Modelling **

**This path is recommended for students preparing for the CBAP® Certification.

You may also apply up to two courses from the following:

Managing Projects

Managing IT Projects

Project Leadership, Management and Communications

Negotiation Skills for Project Managers

Agile Project Management

Making Effective Presentations: Fundamentals

Core Business Skills courses

Budget and Financial Management

Coaching and Mentoring for Improved Performance

Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

Establishing a Business Mindset

High-Impact Communication

Taking Charge of Organizational Change

Upon successfully completing the three required courses, you will receive an Associate's Certificate in Business Analysis awarded by ESI and The George Washington University.