Practice School
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David H. Koch School of Chemical Engineering Practice
With roots going back to 1916, the "Practice School" — as the David H. Koch School of Chemical Engineering Practice is commonly known — is a key element of the Ph.D.CEP and M.S.CEP degree programs. In Practice School, small groups of students spend two months at each of two host company sites. Under the supervision of a resident MIT "station director," teams work on intensive projects of real strategic value to the host companies.| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
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| The Practice School Experience |
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Practice School Locations
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| Since 2009, stations have operated in Europe, Asia, South America, and all over the US. These locations, which include Switzerland, Italy, India, Singapore, Brazil, California and Colorado (just to name a few), cross several industrial sectors: pharmaceutical, food, energy, chemicals and materials, and financial. | ||






