A 4 years Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence, in partnership with Illinois Institute of Technology. Master technology by building diverse tech products - from SaaS & Mobile apps to AI & VR.
Term Project: Build a tech-driven ecommerce platform that integrates AI-powered product recommendations, virtual try-ons, and real-time inventory management. Target a revenue of $10,000 over at least 5 SKUs.
CS 101 : How to design intelligent systems for everyday life.
CS 201 : How to automate business workflows with OOP for startups and enterprises.
MAT 101 : How to optimize delivery routes with calculus for platforms like Amazon and FedEx.
MAT 201 : How to model population growth with integration techniques in environmental science.
PHY 101 : How to improve GPS accuracy for projects like NASA and SpaceX.
Term Project: Develop a SaaS platform tailored for small retail stores to manage daily sales, expenses, and customer credits through a digital ledger and analytics dashboard. Aim to onboard 10 stores, achieve a 90% weekly user engagement rate.
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CS 102 : How to build scalable software for platforms like Amazon and Shopify.
CS 202 : How to solve network optimization problems in telecom and transportation.
MAT 102 : How to model weather systems using multivariate calculus in meteorology.
PHY 201 : How to predict demand and reduce wastage in Indian retail stores.
MAST 201 : How to visualize data to inform decisions in healthcare and finance.
Summer: Everest Base Camp Leadership Trek
Term Project: Program a drone to navigate a simulated environment autonomously, using sensors for obstacle detection and path planning. The drone should be tested in 5+ realistic simulations
CS 103 : How to optimize logistics operations for enterprises like FedEx and DHL.
CS 203 : How to optimize hardware performance in embedded systems for enterprises like Samsung.
MAT 103 : How to improve movie recommendations for platforms like Netflix and Disney+.
PHY 103 : How to develop next-generation AI microchips for companies like Intel and NVIDIA.
MAST 103 : How to protect software innovations for the tech industry.
Term Project: Develop an AI app that identifies and matches NGOs with donors based on shared goals and impact metrics. Onboard at least five NGOs and facilitate a 25% increase in donation amounts within the first quarter.
CS 104 : How to improve process management in operating systems for IT.
CS 204 : How to manage customer data for enterprises like JPMorgan and Bank of America.
MAT 104 : How to detect fraud for enterprises like PayPal and JPMorgan.
PHY 104 : How to design safer and more efficient aircraft for Boeing and Airbus.
MAST 104 : How to manage AI projects for enterprises like Google and IBM.
Summer: Teaching Fellowship or Internship
Term Project: Develop an AI-driven platform to create engaging, localized content for diverse European markets and Integrate translation and localization tools. Generate content across 10+ European languages, ensuring 95% localization accuracy.
CS 106 : How to optimize software performance in high-performance computing.
CS 206 : How to design algorithms for platforms like Netflix and Spotify.
MAT 106 : How to solve engineering simulations in aerospace applications.
MAT 206 : How to enhance image compression for tech companies like Google and Adobe.
PHY 106 : How to optimize mechanical systems for industrial leaders like Siemens and Bosch.
Enrol in a full time paid internship in a large company. Ideally choose a sector that is closest to where you want to build a career & a company who's culture most closely matches your identity.
Summer Break: Internship
Students fulfill their credit and coursework requirements by attending classes on the Illinois Tech campus.
CS 107 : How to address privacy and ethical challenges in artificial intelligence.
CS 207 : How to optimize memory management for platforms like AWS and Microsoft Azure.
MAT 107 : How to model electromagnetic fields in telecommunications systems.
MAT 207 : How to predict stock market trends for institutions like Goldman Sachs.
PHY 107 : How to enhance wireless power transmission for the electronics industry.
Students fulfill their credit and coursework requirements by attending classes on the Illinois Tech campus.
FIFI 108 : How to build and analyze financial forecasts for startups.
FIFI 208 : How to manage risk in global investments.
CS 108 : How to build predictive AI systems in healthcare and finance industries.
CS 208 : How to use blockchain technology in supply chain management.
MAT 108 : How to simulate electric vehicle battery performance for companies like Tesla.
Study at Tetr & Illinois Tech. Receive a Bachelor’s Degree from Illinois Tech as well as an Undergraduate Certificate from Tetr.
$75,921: avg. US salary for an Illinois Tech graduates in 2023
99% placement in US with employers including Boeing, Amazon, & JP Morgan
Students go on to attend NYU, MIT, Carnegie Mellon, Brown etc for Graduate School
Placed #23 nationally and #1 in Illinois by The Wall Street Journal 2024
Ranked #29 in Best Value Schools byU.S. News & World Report
Offers a US-based degree in Tech, enhancing career prospects globally
Home to the Ed Kaplan Family Institute for Innovation and Tech Entrepreneurship
Alumni startups raising $200M+ offer students strong brand recognition with funders
Mentorship from industry experts and access to funding opportunities
Academic Partners
Immersions
Start your day with ambition and end it with impact. At tetr, every week pushes boundaries.
Hands-on courses and workshops designed to build
real businesses—
because real learning comes from real applications.
Computer
Science
Maths
Physics
Management
& Strategy
Sales
& Marketing
Finance
Communication
Self Development
CS 101: How to design intelligent systems for everyday life
CS 201:How to automate business workflows with OOP for startups and enterprises.
CS 102: How to build scalable software for platforms like Amazon and Shopify.
CS 202: How to solve network optimization problems in telecom and transportation.
CS 103: How to optimize logistics operations for enterprises like FedEx and DHL.
CS 203: How to optimize hardware performance in embedded systems for enterprises like Samsung.
CS 104: How to improve process management in operating systems for IT.
CS 204: How to manage customer data for enterprises like JPMorgan and Bank of America.
CS 106: How to optimize software performance in high-performance computing.
CS 206: How to design algorithms for platforms like Netflix and Spotify.
CS 107: How to address privacy and ethical challenges in artificial intelligence
CS 207: How to optimize memory management for platforms like AWS and Microsoft Azure
CS 108: How to build predictive AI systems in healthcare and finance industries
CS 208: How to use blockchain technology in supply chain management
MAT 101: How to optimize delivery routes with calculus for platforms like Amazon and FedEx.
MAT 201: How to model population growth with integration techniques in environmental science.
MAT 102: How to model weather systems using multivariate calculus in meteorology.
MAT 103: How to improve movie recommendations for platforms like Netflix and Disney+.
MAT 104: How to detect fraud for enterprises like PayPal and JPMorgan.
MAT 106: How to solve engineering simulations in aerospace applications.
MAT 206: How to enhance image compression for tech companies like Google and Adobe.
MAT 107: How to model electromagnetic fields in telecommunications systems
MAT 207: How to predict stock market trends for institutions like Goldman Sachs
MAT 108: How to simulate electric vehicle battery performance for companies like Tesla
MAT 208: How to build machine learning models for AI applications in healthcare
PHY 101: How to improve GPS accuracy for projects like NASA and SpaceX.
PHY 102:How to predict demand and reduce wastage in Indian retail stores.
PHY 103: How to develop next-generation AI microchips for companies like Intel and NVIDIA.
PHY 104:How to design safer and more efficient aircraft for Boeing and Airbus.
PHY 106:How to optimize mechanical systems for industrial leaders like Siemens and Bosch.
PHY 107: How to enhance wireless power transmission for the electronics industry
PHY 207: How to develop high-precision LIDAR systems for autonomous vehicles
PHY 208: How to optimize fuel efficiency in aerospace and automotive industries
PHY 108: How to build scalable quantum computing systems
PHY 208: How to improve structural integrity in real-world engineering projects
MAST 101: How to design scalable cloud solutions for platforms like AWS and Microsoft Azure.
MAST 102: How to conduct user research for platforms like Apple and Google.
MAST 201: How to visualize data to inform decisions in healthcare and finance.
MAST 202: How to assess emerging technologies in sectors like FinTech and e-commerce.
MAST 103: How to protect software innovations for the tech industry.
MAST 203: How to build AI ecosystems for ethical and green computing.
MAST 104: How to manage AI projects for enterprises like Google and IBM.
MAST 204: How to develop tech strategies for startups in competitive markets.
MAST 304: How to foster innovation in tech teams for product development.
MAST 106: How to conduct environmental impact assessments in renewable energy and urban planning.
MAST 206: How to leverage big data in companies like Netflix and Amazon.
SAMA 101: How to launch products with GTM strategies for startups like Slack and Zoom.
SAMA 201: How to increase engagement for platforms like HubSpot and Canva.
SAMA 102: How to craft value propositions to stand out in e-commerce.
SAMA 202: How to optimize campaigns with A/B testing in digital advertising.
SAMA 103: How to build social media strategies for platforms like Instagram and TikTok.
SAMA 203: How to optimize SEO for platforms like BuzzFeed and HubSpot.
SAMA 303: How to use behavior analytics for enterprises like Nike and Unilever.
SAMA 104:How to build sales pipelines for enterprises like Salesforce and HubSpot.
SAMA 204:How to negotiate sales contracts for enterprises in real estate.
SAMA 304:How to create marketing campaigns for enterprises like Target and Walmart.
SAMA 106:How to use PPC advertising in e-commerce platforms like Shopify and Amazon.
SAMA 206:How to optimize marketing budgets in ROI in media and entertainment.
SAMA 306:How to use data analytics in subscription services like Netflix and Spotify.
FIFI 101: How to create and manage budgets for startups and small businesses.
FIFI 201: How to build financial models for decisions in real estate and infrastructure.
FIFI 102: How to value companies and assess investments in private equity and venture capital.
FIFI 202: How to secure financing for startups in FinTech and SaaS.
FIFI 103: How blockchain transforms payments and decentralized applications.
FIFI 203: How loyalty programs transform retention for enterprises like Starbucks and Emirates.
FIFI 104:How to navigate banking systems for cross-border trade and investments.
FIFI 204:How to manage taxes and compliance for multinational enterprises.
FIFI 106:How to optimize capital structure in corporate finance in public companies.
FIFI 206:How to use financial ratios in decision-making in retail.
FIFI 107:How to conduct due diligence for investments in mergers and acquisitions
FIFI 207: How to analyze stock market trends for hedge funds
FIFI 108:How to build and analyze financial forecasts for startups
FIFI 207: How to manage risk in global investments
COMM 101: How to give inspiring speeches in organizations like TED and Google.
COMM 201: How to write persuasively to influence decisions in business and advocacy.
COMM 301: How to boost productivity with strategies in platforms like Amazon and Microsoft.
COMM 102: How to solve problems with mental models in consulting like Bain and BCG.
COMM 202: How to manage personal finances for long-term wealth.
COMM 302: How to communicate with confidence in personal and professional settings.
COMM 103: How to become a leader by cultivating empathy and decision-making.
COMM 203: How to influence without authority across teams.
COMM 303: How to lead teams with emotional intelligence in fast-paced environments.
COMM 104:How to craft a personal portfolio for skills and achievements.
COMM 204:How to master power writing and deep reading for complex ideas.
COMM 304:How to create digital stories for platforms like YouTube and Instagram.
COMM 106:How to write emails in client communication in corporate settings.
COMM 206:How to hack your hormones to optimize performance and well-being.
A Simple 3-Step Admission Process
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Attempt the
Tetr Trial,
a 90 minute AI-Powered aptitude
test
Interview with an
Industry Leader to assess fit
|
Academic Fees (Incl. Taxes) | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Tuition
| 42,544 | 47,544 | 47,144 | 32,043 |
169,275
|
|
Academic Immersions
| 11,754 | 12,754 | 11,754 | 9,254 |
45,515
|
|
Local Business Immersions
| 4,000 | 4,000 | 4,000 | 3,000 |
15,000
|
|
Total Academic Fees (Incl. Taxes) | 58,298 | 64,298 | 62,898 | 44,297 |
229,790
|
|
Administration Fees
(Incl. Taxes) | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Program Management
| 7,899 | 8,899 | 7,699 | 6,699 |
31,195
|
|
Career Development
| 820 | 820 | 820 | 1,640 |
4,100
|
|
Total Admin Fees
| 8,719 | 9,719 | 8,519 | 8,339 |
35,195
|
|
Total Fees
|
67,017
|
74,017
|
71,417
|
52,636
|
265,085
|
Planning your finances is an important part of your academic journey. Here's a breakdown of living and immigration costs across the years to help you budget efficiently.
Annually: $8,854 | Total (4 Years): $35,415
Annually: 2,050 | Total (4 Years): $8,200
Annually: $10,904 | Total (4 Years): $43,615
*The above mentioned costs are indicative, do not account for food and personal preferences. These costs are handled by Tetr and collected as part of the fees.
At Tetr, we never let financial hardships stand in
the way of quality education.
Scholarships will cover up to 100% of the tuition for
Bachelor's in Management & Technology.
At Tetr, we never let financial hardships
stand in the way of quality education.
Scholarships will cover up to 100% of the tuition
for Bachelor's in Management & Technology.
Celebrating exceptional talents beyond academics. If you're leading in fields like dance, space science, or robotics, this scholarship is designed to propel your unique journey forward at Tetr.
Eligibility Criteria: Recognized in the top 1% in any field.
Recognizing emerging leaders of tomorrow. If you've demonstrated exceptional leadership potential in any sphere, Tetr's Leadership Scholarship aims to nurture and develop your innate ability to inspire and lead.
Eligibility Criteria: Demonstrated exceptional leadership abilities.
For the visionaries who dream of launching groundbreaking ventures. This scholarship supports budding entrepreneurs ready to turn their innovative ideas into reality with Tetr's entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Eligibility Criteria: Aspiring or current entrepreneurs.
If your SAT scores place you among the top percentile, Tetr's SAT Scholarship is here to acknowledge your hard work and academic prowess, easing your path to a global business education. Our SAT Designated Institution (DI) Code is 45549. Please use this code to send your official SAT scores directly to us.
Eligibility Criteria: Top percentile SAT scorers.
For the daring souls turning down traditional top-tier offers for the unparalleled experience at Tetr. This scholarship honors your courageous decision to chart a unique educational path with us.
Eligibility Criteria: Declined offers from a top-tier university in any country to attend Tetr.
Embrace a new path with Tetr. Designed for students seeking to pivot their academic journey from their current institution, this scholarship supports your bold move towards a transformative education.
Eligibility Criteria: Open to students transferring from another institution to join Tetr.
For those who have faced and overcome financial challenges in pursuit of their education.
Eligibility Criteria:
Applicants must provide documentation
to substantiate their financial
needs and a personal statement
detailing the challenges they
have faced.
In each county, actually work with business leaders and companies while enriching your resume.
From EV mobility to large real estate deals, witness the world change firsthand.
Get the opportunity to intern during the term in the evenings and weekends.
Internships go beyond the job title. Students collaborate with cross-functional teams in areas like marketing, finance, product management, and business development, gaining a well-rounded understanding of how businesses thrive.
100,000+ USD
Cumulative Stipend (in the first year)
110+
Internships (in the first year)
12+
Countries
The initial registration is a quick 30 minute process, followed by The Tetr Trial lasting approximately 90 minutes. The final interview, which is an essential part of the process, typically lasts around 30 minutes.
No prior preparation is necessary before initiating the application. Our process is thoughtfully crafted to get to know you as an individual and assess your personality holistically.
The program aims to incorporate real-world experiences, fostering practical skills and global networking. Tetr has established partnerships with companies across various domains in the host countries, offering students valuable hands-on practical experience. Our dedicated career support team is committed to assisting candidates in unlocking rewarding professional opportunities.
Host countries are chosen based on their cultural, academic, and professional relevance to the program's objectives. The selection process is carefully curated to offer a well-rounded global experience. We have selected a mix of developing and developed countries ensuring a diversity of experience.
Yes, 80% of our students benefit from financial aid. Tetr offers multiple need and merit-based scholarships. With our global banking partnerships, we ensure extensive financial support for all.
We have a personal career coach working with each candidate throughout the program to identify aspirations and target opportunities. The dedicated career support team works with the candidate to access some of the finest opportunities across the globe.
No, our faculty won't be travelling with the students. The program team, student affairs team, and health & safety team will accompany them. Each country will have a dedicated local academic team, and our faculty will travel to these locations as per the course requirements each term.
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