Earn an MBA and a masters degree in engineering in two years. MIT LGO students develop management expertise and technical abilities as joint students in the MIT School of Engineering and the MIT Sloan School of Management. We partner with elite companies to provide research fellowships and place graduates in high-tech roles. Students finish with a master’s degree in engineering and an MBA. Our grads have the technical, analytical, and business skills needed to lead strategic initiatives in high-tech, operations, and manufacturing companies.
Every year, the MIT Sloan MBA program begins with about 400 students, and about 50 of those are LGOs. The LGO cohort is fully integrated into the MBA program. LGOs benefit from the dynamic atmosphere in the Sloan MBA, network with Sloanies, and develop leadership and learning with the community.
MIT Sloan is all about applying innovations into the world. Getting a Sloan MBA and an engineering degree at the same time puts you in a unique position to be at the forefront of scientific discovery while directly applying those innovations in the world.
The Sloan MBA has a one-semester core. LGO students join an MBA core team in their first fall semester and take MBA core classes with their team. Following core, Sloan MBAs have an open curriculum to pursue what is most interesting to them. For LGOs, a portion of the remaining electives are a preset LGO-specific curriculum in operations and leadership. LGOs have about 6-10 courses to take as free Sloan electives toward their MBA degree. Many LGOs fill gaps in their knowledge with courses in finance and branding. Others take a deep-dive into operations management and business analytics. It’s up to you to choose.
LGOs (and all Sloan MBAs) can take up to three Sloan elective courses in any MIT or Harvard course. You can learn Spanish, take a public health or governance class, or dive into a different area of engineering.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), United States
Earn an MBA and a masters degree in engineering in two years. MIT LGO students develop management expertise and technical abilities as joint students in the MIT School of Engineering and the MIT Sloan School of Management. We partner with elite companies to provide research fellowships and place graduates in high-tech roles. Students finish with a master’s degree in engineering and an MBA. Our grads have the technical, analytical, and business skills needed to lead strategic initiatives in high-tech, operations, and manufacturing companies.
Every year, the MIT Sloan MBA program begins with about 400 students, and about 50 of those are LGOs. The LGO cohort is fully integrated into the MBA program. LGOs benefit from the dynamic atmosphere in the Sloan MBA, network with Sloanies, and develop leadership and learning with the community.
MIT Sloan is all about applying innovations into the world. Getting a Sloan MBA and an engineering degree at the same time puts you in a unique position to be at the forefront of scientific discovery while directly applying those innovations in the world.
The Sloan MBA has a one-semester core. LGO students join an MBA core team in their first fall semester and take MBA core classes with their team. Following core, Sloan MBAs have an open curriculum to pursue what is most interesting to them. For LGOs, a portion of the remaining electives are a preset LGO-specific curriculum in operations and leadership. LGOs have about 6-10 courses to take as free Sloan electives toward their MBA degree. Many LGOs fill gaps in their knowledge with courses in finance and branding. Others take a deep-dive into operations management and business analytics. It’s up to you to choose.
LGOs (and all Sloan MBAs) can take up to three Sloan elective courses in any MIT or Harvard course. You can learn Spanish, take a public health or governance class, or dive into a different area of engineering.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), United States
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