Business + Tech. Earn a Degree That Lets You Stand Out.

WPI’s undergraduate business programs prepare you to thrive in a world transformed by technology. 

Through our renowned experiential learning, work collaboratively on real-world projects that could include:

  • optimizing global systems 
  • leading data-driven innovation
  • turning business data into strategic decisions
  • using computer tech to address challenges 
  • building fintech solutions
  • transforming insights into marketing strategy 
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Featured Program

Financial Technology (FinTech): Build the Future of Finance

Learn key financial technologies and their applications in financial services, all while developing a broad, solid understanding of FinTech innovations. 

  • Develop the analytical, operational, and marketing skills needed to oversee successful, competitive, and sustainable business enterprises 
  • Apply the business knowledge gained in classroom to real-world projects in WPI’s FinTech Lab
  • Choose from 4 concentrations to customize your learning experience 
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Business Analytics & Applied AI

  • Turn business data into strategic decisions.
  • Use emerging tech to solve real business challenges.
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Marketing Analytics

  • Analyze consumer behavior using AI and machine learning.
  • Transform data into insights that drive real business decisions. 

Choose from 7 STEM-Designated Programs

Our undergraduate business programs are continually updated to reflect the latest technological advancements and industry tools. 

 

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Business bachelor
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Business Analytics & Applied AI bachelor
Financial Technology (FinTech) bachelor
Industrial Engineering bachelor
Information Systems and Technologies bachelor
Management Engineering bachelor
Marketing Analytics bachelor

STEM Designations

What is STEM?

STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and math and is a designation given to programs and degrees in those fields of study.

What is STEM designation?

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) are important skills relevant to the economic growth of the United States and its overall competitiveness in the global market. Because the United States has seen a decline of qualified STEM workers over the past several decades, the country has allowed institutions to assign STEM designation to educational programs meeting specific criteria.

What does STEM designation mean for international students?

Enrolling in and successfully completing a STEM designated degree program may allow international students to remain in the United States for an extended period of time to help with the demand for STEM professionals. 

Traditionally international students who enter the United States on an F-1 visa were eligible for up to twelve months of OPT (optional practical training). Students who graduate from a STEM designated degree program may be allowed to extend their stay in the US pending offer of employment from an e-verify employer. Find out more information.  

For additional information on OPT and CPT please contact our International Student and Scholars Office

Which Business School programs are STEM designated?

Build a Competitive, Diverse Skillset: Business Minors

Build additional business skills that will give you a competitive edge in your career. 

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Advance with the BS/MS Dual Degree Program

Fast-track your education and career with the BS/MS program by earning a dual degree―an accelerated academic pathway to both a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree. Saving both time and money while building advanced knowledge and skills could help you stand out in today’s competitive job market. Discover more about the BS/MS program and your options to earn a BS/MS dual degree at the links below. 

Career Outlook: WPI Delivers ROI

The numbers speak for themselves. WPI and its business programs offer exceptional return on investment with many graduates working at some of the world’s largest companies, including Dell Technologies, Fidelity Investments, RTX, and more. 

#15

Best Career Placement

The Princeton Review (2026)
$79,422

Average Starting Salary, Bachelor’s Degree (class of 2025)

#11

Best Programs for Internships/Co-ops

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Top-Ranked for Internships & Co-Ops

Leveraging our reputation and industry connections, we prioritize helping you secure internships and co-ops to build valuable work experience. In some cases, you’ll even have the opportunity to work on class projects directly with companies. It’s just one of the ways we help you get a foot in the door. 

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