Accepting applications now for the Fall 2001 term to begin on September 5th To remain competitive and profitable, industries must learn how to harness the power of new technologies. The Advanced Study Program has been designed specifically to give key people the in-depth intensive instruction they need. The flexible curriculum format offered by the Advanced Study Program meets individual and organizational objectives. A typical program consists of academic courses in selected areas, supplemented by seminars and research under the guidance of the faculty, seminars, and social activities.
Participation can be full or part-time.
Full-time programs have included participants from more than 500 organizations in over 75 countries. Part-time programs for participants working within commuting distance of MIT are also offered. By participating in the Program while continuing to work, Fellows relate their learning activities closely to on-going projects. Fellows may enroll for one or more terms. Opportunities Admissions Applicants to the Advanced Study Program are admitted based on their academic and professional background.