Courses

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
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: Foreign Exchange and Fixed Income Markets from a Quantitative I	15.973
Practice of Finance: Foreign Exchange and Fixed Income Markets from a Quantitative II	15.979
Practice of Finance: Institutions, Society, and International Business	15.962
Practice of Finance: International Finanacial Management	15.963
Practice of Finance: Islamic Finance	15.994
Southeast Asia*	15.227
Venezuela*	15.227

* Special Seminar in International Management