MIT Sloan is an international business school that draws students from around the world. Thirty-three percent or our MBA students and 45 percent of our MIT Sloan Fellows candidates come from outside of the U.S. The School's international perspective is reflected in the large number of courses that have a strong global focus. Review the MIT Sloan course catalog as well as the MIT course catalog to explore specific topics.
Here are a few of the most popular management courses with an international focus:
| Course Name | Course # |
|---|---|
| The Airline Industry | 15.054 |
| Antigua* | 15.227 |
| Applied Macro and International Economics | 15.012 |
| Cross-Cultural Leadership | 15.996 |
| Designing and Sustaining Technology Innovations for Global Health Practice | 15.127 |
| Economy and Business in Modern China | 15.225 |
| Foreign Exchange Markets from a Quantitative Perspective | 15.525 |
| Global Climate Change: Economics, Science, and Policy | 15.023 |
| Global Economic Challenges | 15.014 |
| Global E-Lab: Asia | 15.389 |
| Global E-Lab: Global Health Delivery | 15.389 |
| Global E-Lab: Latin America | 15.389 |
| Global Information Systems: Strategic, Technical, and Organizational Perspectives | 15.578 |
| Global Markets, National Policies, and the Competitive Advantages of Firms | 15.223 |
| Global Strategy and Organization | 15.220 |
| International Action Learning Labs | 15.976 |
| International Finance Management | 15.967 |
| International Supply Chain Management | 15.765 |
| Korea* | 15.227 |
| Leading Profound Innovation for a More Sustainable Global Economy | 15.975 |
| Management and Policy in the International Economy | 15.018 |
| Practice of Finance: Multinational Business Finance | 15.S10 |
| Practice of Finance: Foreign Exchange Markets from a Quantitative Perspective | 15.S25 |
| Southeast Asia* | 15.227 |
| Venezuela* | 15.227 |
* Special Seminar in International Management
There are nearly 100,000 MIT alumni across every region of the globe. MIT alumni clubs across the U.S. and the world number approximately 75, encouraging networking and collaboration on a global scale.
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