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AeroAstro Graduate Program affiliated programsAeroAstro offers students the opportunity to pursue a number of interdisciplinary master's and doctoral degrees via affiliated MIT programs and departments. Master of Science in Technology and PolicyThe Master of Science in Technology and Policy interdepartmental program can be an excellent choice for applicants interested in applying an aerospace engineering background to problems of policy and socioeconomic assessment of technology. -more- Master of Science in Engineering and ManagementThe Master of Science in Engineering and Management degree, awarded under the MIT System Design and Management Program, is a graduate-level academic and research program sponsored by the Sloan School of Management, the School of Engineering (of which AeroAstro is a department), and industry partners. Its goal is to educate future leaders in architecting, engineering, and designing complex products and systems. -more- Computation for Design and OptimizationThe MIT CDO program was established in response to the emerging need to prepare tomorrow's engineers in advanced computational methods and applications. This interdisciplinary program provides a strong foundation in computational approaches to the design and operation of complex engineered and scientific systems. -more- Leaders for Global OperationsMIT Leaders for Global Operations (LGO) is a two-year, dual-degree program for highly qualified students who want to develop engineering and management skills geared toward careers in operations and manufacturing. A collaborative venture between the MIT School of Engineering, the MIT Sloan School of Management, and a select group of industry partners, MIT LGO combines an intensive curriculum with action learning activities that expose students to the inner workings of top operations-based companies around the world. LGO graduates go on to effect transformative change in industry and society through their groundbreaking careers in operations and manufacturing. Students work simultaneously toward an MBA from MIT Sloan and a Master of Science from one of seven engineering departments within the MIT School of Engineering. -more- Master of Science in the Management of TechnologyThe Master of Science in the Management of Technology is a 12-month master's program designed for mid-career engineers and scientists who will handle senior technical managerial responsibilities. The program is offered jointly with the Sloan School of Management. Biomedical EngineeringThe Biomedical Engineering program is available to students interested in biomedical instrumentation and physiological control systems, applying aerospace disciplines to biology and medicine. Graduate study may be pursued in conjunction with the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology SM-PhD Program in Medical Engineering and Medical Physics, or the PhD program in Bioengineering and Environmental Health. At the master's degree level, you may specialize in biomedical engineering research, emphasizing space life sciences and life support, instrumentation and control, or in human factors engineering and in instrumentation and statistics. Most MIT aerospace biomedical engineering research is conducted in the AeroAstro's Man Vehicle Laboratory. Flight TransportationIf you're interested flight transportation careers, Flight Transportation incorporates a broader graduate education in disciplines such as economics, management, law, and operations research than is normally pursued by candidates for engineering degrees. Graduate research emphasizes airport planning and design, air traffic control, air transportation systems analysis, and airline economics and management, with courses selected from AeroAstro, Civil and Environmental Engineering, the Department of Economics, and the Center for Transportation Studies. A special interdepartmental program may be created for doctoral students, or participation in the Operations Research Center Program or the Center for Transportation Studies Program may be considered. |
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