Education

Graduate Education in Engineering and Management

Created in 1996 in response to industry's need to develop the next generation of leaders, MIT's program portfolio in System Design and Management offers cutting-edge graduate education in engineering and management. SDM combines cutting-edge courses from MIT's School of Engineering and the MIT Sloan School of Management, flexible matriculation options, and an interdisciplinary perspective. SDM prepares graduates to think creatively, lead across organizational boundaries, and inspire others to collaborate and innovate in both technical and non-technical arenas.

MIT's portfolio in System Design and Management offers:

  • A master of science in engineering and management that can be taken full-time on campus, part-time as a commuter, or primarily at a distance
  • A career-compatible one-year graduate certificate in systems and product development
  • Customized, in-house training for industry.

All MIT SDM education offerings in engineering and management are designed to help corporations — and the individuals, groups, and leaders within them — obtain a shared definition of systems engineering, while developing and optimizing core capabilities in this arena.

A computer screen is visible in the foreground of a lecture in MIT's System Design and Management Program, a graduate education in engineering and management program

Trees bloom outside the entrance to Building 7 at MIT, home of SDM, which provides a graduate education in engineering and management

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