This course is self-paced. Enroll at any time. No weekly assignments. By the end of this course, you will understand how decisions made as early as product discovery can impact how a biologic is manufactured and delivered.

This online course will guide you through the negotiation techniques behind the MIT entrepreneurial community’s success.

This two-course online certificate program brings a hands-on approach to understanding the computational tools used in engineering problem-solving.

Could you be driving innovation at your organization or accelerating your career with additive manufacturing? Learn how to leverage the breakthrough performance and unparalleled flexibility of 3D printing.

Understand the computational tools used in engineering problem-solving. This is course 1 of 2 in the online program Machine Learning, Modeling, and Simulation: Engineering Problem-Solving in the Age of AI.

Explore the newest practices in systems engineering, including how models can enhance system engineering functions and how systems engineering tasks can be augmented with quantitative analysis with the award-winning four-course online program from MIT.

Discover the business and technical implications of the new frontier in computing and how you can apply them to your organization with this two-course program from MIT.

Address changes which induce, propagate, and amplify risk in the increasingly complex products and services they are required to develop. This is course 1 of 4 in the professional certificate program Architecture and Systems Engineering: Models and Methods to Manage Complex Systems.

Could you be using data more effectively? Uncover your data’s true value and learn how to leverage it with the latest and most powerful tools, techniques, and theories in data science from industry experts and renowned MIT faculty.

Learn the history and implications of quantum computing vs. classical computation. Assess applications of quantum computing and get hands on experience by putting a simple quantum algorithm into practice using the IBM Q Experience. This is course 1 of 2 in the online program Quantum Computing Fundamentals.

In just four weeks, this online course will walk you through the Mutual Gains Approach (MGA)-- a proven process model, based on experimental findings and hundreds of real-world case studies. You’ll not only learn the four steps for negotiating better outcomes for all involved but put them into practice by role-playing with your peers online.

This four-course program prepares you to innovate within your field, motivate collaboration, and work systematically so you can reach your highest potential and take on leadership roles in your organization.

Successful leaders are able to influence their team to accomplish shared objectives. This course will introduce you to MIT’s-honed concept of “Dynamic Work Design” which allows teams to successfully drive the mission of an organization forward. This is course 1 of 4 in the online program Leadership Principles for Engineers, Scientists, and Researchers.

Learn how the computational tools used in engineering problem-solving are put into practice. This is course 2 of 2 in the program Machine Learning, Modeling, and Simulation: Engineering Problem-Solving in the Age of AI.

Explore the potential of quantum computing with regards to cybersecurity, chemistry, and optimization. Get a front-row seat to demonstrations and simulations of quantum algorithms with multiple real-world case studies. This is course 2 of 2 in the program Quantum Computing Fundamentals.

Learn negotiation strategies for coping with the unknowns while still getting a beneficial agreement. Understand and practice how to not only maintain connections but how to build and reinforce relationships for the future. This is course 2 of 4 in the online program Leadership Principles for Engineers, Scientists, and Researchers.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of practical and conceptual modeling considerations. This is course 2 of 4 in the professional certificate program Architecture and Systems Engineering: Models and Methods to Manage Complex Systems.

Gain foundational knowledge of MBSE, discuss the management challenges of MBSE, and analyze best practices of MBSE in industry. This is course 3 of 4 in the professional certificate program Architecture and Systems Engineering: Models and Methods to Manage Complex Systems.

In order to implement successful initiatives, managers need to navigate organizational barriers to change. In this thought-provoking course, you will learn frameworks, models, and perspectives to apply immediately. This is course 3 of 4 in the online program Leadership Principles for Engineers, Scientists, and Researchers.

Understand the true possibilities and advantages of quantum computing while getting hands-on experience in this two-course online program.

In just four weeks, this online course will walk you through the Mutual Gains Approach (MGA)-- a proven process model, based on experimental findings and hundreds of real-world case studies. You’ll not only learn the four steps for negotiating better outcomes for all involved but put them into practice by role-playing with your peers online.

Explore the practical realities of quantum computing, including its ability to help accelerate classical computers. Learners will take a deep dive into quantum noise both characterizing and benchmarking using the IBM Q Experience. This is course 1 of 2 in the online programQuantum Computing Realities.

Build a personalized roadmap to deepening & broadening your leadership capabilities & contributions. Look inside to discover & develop your unique leadership strengths. Gain outside insights on how others view your strengths & how to develop them. This is course 4 of 4 in the online program Leadership Principles for Engineers, Scientists, and Researchers.

Gain the knowledge and skills you need to determine when, where, and how to employ quantitative methods in systems engineering. This is course 4 of 4 in the professional certificate program Architecture and Systems Engineering: Models and Methods to Manage Complex Systems.

Explore the concepts of quantum error correction, the threshold for practical, fault-tolerant quantum computation, and models of quantum computation beyond quantum circuits and use the IBM Q Experience in an assessment exercise. This is course 2 of 2 in the online program Quantum Computing Realities.