As a leading technology management school, the Alfred P. Sloan School of Management at MIT dates back to 1914 with a rich traditional of leading analytical business research. Offering degrees ranging from a bachelor’s in science to a master’s in science to a Master’s of Business Administration and doctoral degrees, Sloan consistently rates as one of the top business schools. With a diverse faculty and student body, with representation from over 50 countries, the Cambridge, Massachusetts based school has close ties to corporations throughout the world.

Building on MIT’s expertise in science and economics, the Sloan School enrolls just under 1,000 graduate students and 250 undergraduates each year. Best known for its Entrepreneurship Center, Sloan is home to a number of leading scholars in fields ranging from Management Science to Policy to Economics and Finance. Distinctly more quantitative than comparable programs, Sloan’s curriculum has a large focus on Operations Research, and a number of leading quantitative scholars teach at the school.