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A full-time, two-year MBA program.

A two-year, dual-degree program awarding an MBA from MIT Sloan and an SM from MIT School of Engineering.

Deferred admission program; candidates work two to five years before enrolling in the MBA program.

An MBA program designed for working professionals.

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A 12- or 18-month graduate program in finance.

A 12-month graduate program in business analytics.

PhD

A doctoral program that researches management science, economics, finance, marketing, operations, strategy, and other business disciplines.

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Undergraduate degrees offered in management, business analytics, and finance.

Combine an international MBA with a graduate degree in management science; available to partner and affiliate school students only.

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A one-year, full-time MBA program for mid-career professionals.

A master's degree program combining engineering and management for mid-career professionals.

Non-degree programs for senior executives and high-potential managers.

A non-degree, customizable program for mid-career professionals.

The Organizational Economics Lunch meets Thursdays 12:05-12:55pm in E62-650. For further details, please e-mail Sam Reisman at reisman@mit.edu.

Fall 2026 Schedule

September 24, 2026

Robert Gibbons (MIT Sloan)
"Coase Meets Compute: Can a Person and a Machine Build a culture?"
October 1, 2026

Giorgio Zanarone (Lausanne)
"What Does Governance Do? Evidence from Airlines" (w/ S. Forbes & R. Gil)
October 8, 2026

Aroon Narayanan (MIT Econ)
"Managers and the persistence of productivity"
October 15, 2026

Elliot Lipnowski (Yale)
TBA
October 22, 2026

Birger Wernerfelt (MIT Sloan)
"Coordination by Authority: A Dynamic Model"
October 29, 2026

Anna Merotto (MIT Econ)
TBA
November 19, 2026

Daniel Luo (MIT Econ)
"Repeated Monitoring" (w/ M. Hyun-Kim)
December 3, 2026

Jo Auer (MIT Econ)
"The Pressure to Agree: Social Image and Committee Decisions"
December 10, 2026

Julia Gilman (MIT Econ)
TBA