About

 The MIT Sloan School of Management, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is one of the world's leading business schools. MIT Sloan is devoted to its mission: to develop principled, innovative leaders who improve the world and to generate ideas that advance management practice.

 MIT Sloan creates value with purpose through:

• management education that develops better leaders to responsibly manage the world’s need for innovation, 
• knowledge creation that drives innovation through unprecedented transformations in business and society, and 
• real-world engagement that turns innovative ideas into practical solutions to the world’s problems.

 With a focus on global leadership, innovation, entrepreneurship, and best business practice, MIT Sloan has designed a portfolio of degree-awarding programs that empower leaders with the skills and capabilities necessary to solve complex business problems, drive innovation, and improve the world. 

As a result of their personalized preparation, MIT Sloan MBA students field a high percentage of job offers. This is clear evidence of the value that employers around the world place on MIT Sloan’s hands-on, high-touch course of studies, as well as an ongoing testament to the caliber of MIT Sloan MBA graduates.

Quick Facts:

 -Founding date:  Sloan School 1952, Course XV 1914, MIT 1861

 -Number of Students:  Approximately 800 MBA students