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Here’s a quick look at what makes MIT Sloan a uniquely engaging place to live and learn.

Our campus, set in Kendall Square and surrounded by pioneering companies, vibrant culture, and MIT’s groundbreaking research labs, activates the creative energy of our students and faculty.

MIT Sloan has a rich legacy of global engagement, and today our footprint spans six continents. These multicultural collaborations shape perspectives and influence policy worldwide.

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The Work and Organization Studies group is a hub for the study of work, employment, and organizations, and is host to one of the longest-running seminar series at MIT.

The faculty of the Work and Organization Studies group are studying work and employment practices and outcomes, institutions and organizations, public policies, negotiations and conflict resolution.

When you step onto the MIT Sloan campus, surrounded by the cutting-edge companies of Kendall Square and the groundbreaking research labs at MIT, the creative energy of our community comes to life.

MIT Sloan students plan and host more than 10 professional conferences focused on a particular region, industry, or theme during each academic year.

WOS PhD students are investigating new and sometimes controversial theories and ideas.

The MIT Sloan Work and Organization Studies group offers a wide array of engaging courses and hands-on learning experiences for undergraduate and graduate students.