
Department of Quantitative Business Studies
Purdue University Northwest's Department of Quantitative Studies offers rigorous disciplines to help you grow and achieve your career goals. From accounting to business information and analytics, PNW can help you realize your full potential!
Quantitative Business Programs
At Purdue University Northwest, our Quantitative Business degrees provide rigorous programs that bring real-world experience to the classroom, building the knowledge you need to succeed.
Undergraduate Quantitative Business Programs
Gain real-world experience and a solid foundation of quantitative business knowledge with our bachelor’s degrees, designed to propel promising careers.
Graduate Quantitative Business Programs
Enhance your mathematics and analytics skills with one of our quantitative business master’s degrees or certificate programs.
Learn More About Quantitative Business Studies at PNW

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From scholarships to advising, see how the Department of Quantitative Business can help you succeed.

Who we are
The diverse Quantitative Business faculty offers you a wide variety of experience and research.

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Quantitative Business Studies News and Announcements
Upcoming Quantitative Business Events
Apr 11
Last Day to Drop Spring 2025 ClassesLast day to drop Spring 2025 classes ends at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, April 11.
Apr 15
State Aid DeadlinePNW students, your FAFSA must be received by the Federal Processor by April 15, 2025 to be considered for most Indiana state aid.
Apr 17
Days of Discovery 2025Celebrate research, scholarship and creative activities during the 2025 PNW Days of Discovery.
Apr 17
Days of Discovery: Keynote SpeakerSmall molecules produced by bacteria have been essential components of antibacterial drug discovery, providing us with greater than half of the antibiotics used in the clinic. However, the discovery of new drug leads is being outpaced by the development of antibiotic resistance to current medicines.