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LGO is a two-year graduate program for students who want to develop engineering and management skills geared toward careers in operations and manufacturing. The dual curriculum leads to an MBA or Master of Science from the MIT Sloan School of Management and a Master of Science from one of seven MIT engineering programs. Interwoven with degree courses is a leadership sequence unique to LGO, a six-month project internship with an LGO partner company leading to a master’s thesis, in-depth site visits to manufacturing and distribution plants, and regular interactions with industry leaders. Learn more about the MBA/SM in engineering systems on the ESD and LGO websites.
- Degrees received: Master of
Science in Engineering Systems (etc.), MBA*
- Type of program: professional
- Duration of program: 2 years,
beginning in June
- How
to apply
MIT’s Supply Chain Management (SCM) program attracts business professionals from across the globe to experience its unique combination of master's level coursework, professional development, and industry interaction. Started in 1998 by the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics, SCM provides its graduates
with proficiency in both problem-solving and change leadership,
which are skills they are now practicing in a wide variety of
industries, including consulting, manufacturing, retail, logistics,
distribution and software.
- Degree received: Master of
Engineering in Logistics
- Type of program: professional
- Duration of program: 9 months,
beginning August/September
- How
to apply
Jointly offered by the Engineering Systems Division within the MIT School of Engineering and the MIT Sloan School of Management, SDM offers an MS in Engineering and Management. Built on a foundation of core courses in system architecture, systems engineering, and system and project management, SDM starts with technically grounded professionals and prepares them to be holistic systems thinkers, innovators, and leaders working in a wide range of organizations.
- Degree received:
Master of Science in Engineering and Management
- Type of program: professional
- Duration of program: variable,
beginning in January
- How
to apply
The Technology and Policy Program (TPP) strives to develop leaders
who can create, refine, and implement responsible policies that
are informed not only by an understanding of technology and its
instruments, but also by the broad social contexts that both shape
and are shaped by technology. The curriculum is grounded in the
goal of providing a dual competency: strength both in a technical
field and in the policy process, combining a core in engineering
or the natural sciences with studies in applied social sciences.
TPP’s graduates are equipped to be effective leaders in
both the public and private sectors.
- Degree received: Master
of Science in Technology and Policy
- Type of program: research-based
- Typical duration of program:
two years, beginning in September
- How
to apply
The ESD SM is a path for promising students without an academic interest in policy
to obtain a master’s level education in engineering systems (students with
an interest in policy see TPP). The ESD SM also
serves students in one of four categories: it is the engineering
SM for many LGO students, it can serve as the home for students
interested in the Human-Systems Engineering
Track, it can serve as the home for students interested in the
Health Care Systems Track, and it can
serve as a dual degree for MIT graduate students wishing to broaden their
research into the examination of an engineering systems problem.
- Degree received: Master of Science
in Engineering Systems
- Type of program: research-based
- Typical duration of program:
one or two years, beginning in September
- How
to apply
* Occasionally students choose
to receive a Master of Science in Management instead |
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