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Read more here. | | | | Courses Starting This Fall | | Microeconomic Theory and Public Policy
Economics & Finance
Understand microeconomic research at every level, from theory to empirical testing. Then, apply this understanding to the public policies that affect the US and other similar industrialized nations.
Starts Sep 12 on MITx Online | | | Becoming an Entrepreneur
Business & Management
Learn the business skills and startup mindset needed to embark on your entrepreneurial path from the premier program for aspiring entrepreneurs, MIT Launch.
Starts Sep 12 on edX | | | Energy Economics and Policy
Social Science
Learn to critically analyze modern energy technologies from engineering and socio-political perspectives, and gain the skills necessary to help the world meet rising energy demand while reducing carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions driving climate change.
Starts Sep 12 on edx | | | Calculus 1B: Integration
Mathematics
Discover the integral—what it is and how to compute it. See how to use calculus to model real world phenomena. Part 2 of 3.
Starts Sep 13 on MITx Online | | | Vibrations and Waves
Physics
Develop a fundamental grounding in vibrations and waves. You will study the oscillations of simple systems of discrete masses, waves in continuous systems (like air and water), and the wave behavior of light.
Starts Sep 14 on MITx Online | | | Chinese Language in Culture: Level 3
Language
Learn both cultural competence and language proficiency for successful participation in Mandarin-speaking societies.
Starts Sep 19 on edX | | | Cybersecurity for Critical Urban Infrastructure
Computer Science
Preparing city officials, agency staff and a new generation of cybersecurity consultants to understand, help prevent and manage cyberattacks on vulnerable communities across America.
Starts Sep 19 on MITx Online | | | Sustainable Supply Chain Management
Business & Management
Transform your organization's climate pledges into actionable strategies through better supply chain management. This course provides the foundation to meet stakeholders' demands for supply chain sustainability.
Starts Oct 9 on edX | | | Tools for Academic Engagement in Public Policy
Social Science
Many scientists and engineers seek to engage policymakers and there is a clear need for them to do so. Get an introduction to the policymaking process and practical tips for engaging with the policy community.
Starts Oct 12 on MITx Online | | | Understanding the World Through Data
Computer Science
Become a data explorer – learn how to leverage data and basic machine learning algorithms to understand the world.
Starts Oct 17 on edX | | | Minds and Machines
Philosophy
An introduction to philosophy of mind, exploring consciousness, reality, AI, and more. The most in-depth philosophy course available online.
Starts Nov 7 on MITx Online | | | Paradox and Infinity
Philosophy
This is a class about awe-inspiring issues at the intersection between philosophy and mathematics.
Starts Nov 9 on MITx Online | | | | Currently Running Courses | | Energy & Earth Sciences
Social Science
Learn to critically analyze modern energy technologies from engineering and socio-political perspectives, and gain the skills necessary to help the world meet rising energy demand while reducing carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions driving climate change.
Open now, instructor paced, on edX | | | Evaluating Social Programs
Social Science
Learn why and when randomized evaluations can be used to rigorously evaluate the impact of social programs and how findings can inform the design of evidence-based policies and programs.
Open now, self-paced, on MITx Online | | | Multivariable Calculus 1: Vectors and Derivatives
Mathematics
We live in a multivariable world. Explore the derivative in higher dimensions and learn how to apply it to solve real world problems. Part 1 of 3.
Open now, self-paced, on MITx Online | | | Policy for Science, Technology and Innovation
Business & Management
Examine the science and technology innovation system, including case studies on energy, computing, advanced manufacturing and health sectors, with an emphasis on public policy and the federal government's R&D role in that system.
Open now, self-paced, on edX | | | The Iterative Innovation Process
Business & Management
Experience the iterative innovation process and learn how you can use this process to develop your own innovative ideas.
Open now, self-paced, on MITx Online | | | | MITx MicroMasters® Courses | | Supply Chain Fundamentals
Part of the MicroMasters Program in Supply Chain Management
Learn fundamental concepts for logistics and supply chain management from both analytical and practical perspectives.
Enrollment remains open for the Sept. 6th course
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