Undergraduate

Double Major: 15-1 Management + Course 20 Biomedical Engineering

This roadmap is an ‘MIT student optimized’ guide for structuring your schedule. Course 15 always encourages you to choose courses based upon interest, not by which ever checks off the most boxes. Please read the footnotes for additional options and email ugeducation-sloan@mit.edu or come see us in the Program Office (E52-150 Suite 133) to discuss.  Subjects that fulfill both Course 15 and Course 20 requirements are bold.
Updated Fall 2025.

First Year Fall

  • 6.100A or 6.100L
  • 8.01
  • 18.01
  • Bio GIR
  • HASS

First Year Spring

  • 6.100B
  • 15.276 or 15.279
  • 8.02
  • 18.02
  • Chem GIR

Sophomore Year Fall

  • 5.12
  • 15.3011
  • 15.501
  • 20.110
  • HASS

Sophomore Year Spring

Junior Year Fall

  • 7.03
  • 15.069 or 14.30 or 18.05
  • 15-1 Concentration Elective
  • 20.320
  • HASS

Junior Year Spring

Senior Year Fall

  • 7.06
  • 14.01 or 15.01113
  • 15-1 Concentration Elective4
  • 20.309
  • HASS

Senior Year Spring

  • 15-1 Concentration Elective
  • 20.380
  • Course 20 Restricted Elective / 15-1 Concentration Elective2
  • Course 20 Restricted Elective

Notes:
115.312 is no longer being offered. Students who have previously taken 15.312 can substitute this course for 15.301.
2Up to two Course 20 courses or non-Course 15 courses can also count as 15-1 Concentration Electives, provided these subjects form an intellectually coherent 15- 1 Concentration.
314.01 is a HASS subject. 15.0111 is not a HASS subject. If students take 15.0111, the 9 units will count toward the 180 units beyond GIRs and students will need to take another HASS subject.
4Joint Course 15 HASS subjects ((14.45/15.0161J and 14.26/15.039J) can count toward the HASS requirement and also towards the minimum three Course 15-1 Concentration Electives, provided these subjects form an intellectually coherent 15- 1 Concentration.
**All core prerequisite Course 20 subjects must be completed with a C or higher in order to move on to the more advanced Course 20 subjects.