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Jointly offered by MIT's School of Engineering and the MIT Sloan School of Management, the System Design and Management (SDM) master's program in engineering and management educates mid-career professionals to lead effectively and creatively by using systems thinking to solve large-scale, complex challenges in product design, development, and innovation.
SDM provides a global mindset; a systems thinking perspective that integrates management, technology, and social sciences; and ways to lead across organizational and cultural boundaries to address rapidly accelerating complexity and change in today's global markets.
The curriculum of MIT's System Design and Management Program encompasses leadership development and critical, creative, and integrative thinking as well as an appreciation of diversity and an understanding of how to foster positive change within organizations, society at large, and — most importantly — within oneself.
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Eugene Kwak,
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Marwan Hussein,
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Stephen Friedenthal,
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Maria Yang,
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Elon Musk,
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Lisa Steinhoff,
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SDM Information Evening
Monday, June 4, 2012
MIT Faculty Club
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Save the Date!
2012 MIT SDM Conference on Systems Thinking for Contemporary Challenges
October 22-23, 2012
Details TBA in early summer
WiSDM: 2011 Report
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Katy O'Brien, SDM '12: The Power of Engineering and Management
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2010–2011 SDM Employment Report
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Michael Seelhof, SDM '12: A Banker Adds Theory to Experience in Managing Complexity
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Jake Whitcomb, SDM '12: Sustainability Requires Systems Engineering
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Ming Fai Wong, SDM '12: A Systems Approach to Singapore's IT
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SDM Pulse Newsletter
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Video presentations from 2011 MIT SDM Conference on Systems Thinking for Contemporary Challenges
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