Massachusetts Institute of Technology - MIT (reviews)

I have been part of their one-year Masters program and for me, that program shaped my outlook on career related milestones and helped me develop the relevant skillset. This was further enhanced but the wide range of networking events and guest lectures where you could get in touch with major market players and devise your career paths accordingly. For me, the highlight of the program was the ability to reach out to lecturers and market leaders without any hindrance or red-tape. One thing to consider is their tough academic schedule; managing social life along with a strict academic setup might be difficult for most of the students.

I came here with little to no knowledge and leaving here thinking I can do anything. I was skeptical between choosing Harvard or MIT and I’m very happy that I made the right the call. If I had a rewind button like will smith, I would use it to get these few years back!

It’s such a great course. Super well organized, super interesting and it covers a wide range of topics. Even though it’s online, professors are super helpful and everyone taking part of it seems to he super curious

If you want a top class in an international atmosphere, Sloan is the place to be. Students are top but professors are simply the best. Not only Nobel prizes but even the TA´s are outstanding. You will miss MIT the moment after you graduate!!!

I’m currently doing the MITx MicroMaster’s Credential in Supply Chain Management (online, not presential). I only have kind and nice words to say about this course.

It consists of different courses that have a duration of approximately 10 weeks, where you will focus into on topic that relates to Supply Chain Management (SCM). The way the course is structured allows the student to be able to gain a lot of knowledge about the topics thanks to the online teachers, course materials and exercises.

The exams are not hard to pass as long as you have done all the homework that the course requires. The best thing about this credential is that, once completed, allows the student to change it for credit if they ever decide to study the real master degree in MIT and dozens of other universities.

If you are interested in SCM and cannot afford to pay for a full master’s degree (or don’t have the time to study it right now), I highly recommend this course that will make you learn a lot about SCM.

MIT is a place where every class I sit in, be it engineering or business, always leaves me inspired and thinking about how the world is in constant evolution and constant growth. There is an energy in the air here, a desire for growth, like no place I’ve ever felt.

MIT places great emphasis on learning by doing, as opposed to theorizing about the work of others. It take great devotion and attention to detail to keep up with the load. For some it is more manageable than for others, while maintaining other healthy habits.