The Analytics Curriculum
The MIT Sloan MBAn curriculum is designed to prepare you for the challenges you will face as a business leader in today's rapidly changing environment. We strive to provide you with fundamental skills and cutting-edge business knowledge that will equip you to lead innovative thinking in today's organizations.
I really expected MIT Sloan to be academically challenging, and for sure it has been, but what surprised me the most was the welcoming environment: non-competitive, collaborative and deeply focused on our personal development, without leaving aside our technical qualitative skills.
STEM Classification
The Master of Business Analytics Program qualifies as a STEM-designated program, allowing international students to extend their training in the U.S. by 24 months after graduating.
Expert and Approachable Faculty
You’ll notice an informality at MIT born of mutual respect. Everyone here is exceptional, and everyone assumes you are, too. If you have questions, they'll help you find the answers. And those expert professors, like most people here, are approachable and down to earth.
Faculty Spotlight
Dimitris Bertsimas
Management Science
Boeing Leaders for Global Operations Professor of Management
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Alexandre Jacquillat
Management Science
Class of 1942 Career Development Professor; Associate Professor, Operations Research and Statistics
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Georgia Perakis
Management Science
John C Head III Dean (Interim), MIT Sloan School of Management
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Retsef Levi
Management Science
J. Spencer Standish (1945) Professor of Management
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Daniel Freund
Management Science
Class of 1947 Career Development Professor
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Rama Ramakrishnan
Management Science
Professor of the Practice, AI/ML
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Master of Business Analytics
Career Resources
MIT Sloan provides a broad range of career development services, from treks to career advising and more, to help Business Analytics students achieve their career goals.
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