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This two-year program offers an MBA from MIT Sloan and a Master of Science from the MIT School of Engineering. The LGO program admits students who aspire to leadership roles in operations or manufacturing and equips them with world-class training and experience in management, engineering, and leadership.

Students spend six months working with a partner organization on an operations challenge. This applied internship serves as the foundation for students’ theses.

Apply to the MIT LGO program

This dual-degree program with Harvard's Kennedy School of Government graduates students with an MBA and a master's in public administration or a master's in public policy. 

The program is especially relevant for those students who plan to pursue careers in international management or economic development, or who plan to work in industries or regions with a high degree of government partnership or regulation. This program is completed in three to four years.

Learn more about the MIT Sloan-HKS program

MIT Sloan and the MIT Department of Urban Studies (DUSP) offers a dual-degree program allowing students to pursue an MBA and a master's in city planning. Students may apply to both programs concurrently or apply during their first year of the MBA or MCP program. 

Students must spend one full academic year at each program, then split the third academic year with primary registration in each program for one additional semester. 

Learn how to apply to DUSP for a Master in City Planning.