Powered by: Gordon-MIT Engineering Leadership Program
Leadership education develops skills applicable across career paths, from leading research groups to leadership roles in companies. Enroll in one or more of the Gordon-MIT Engineering Leadership Program (GEL)’s new graduate courses designed to help MIT graduate students learn and practice the skills needed to “make a positive difference” in their chosen careers. Grounded in research but experimental and engaging in delivery, these courses build and develop leadership skills for future engineers and technology professionals. (*PhD Candidates: Option to use leadership as your doctoral minor.)
GEL Grad Courses for Fall 2019
*Open to all grad students!
6.S976 Engineering Leadership in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Learn to lead, develop, and deploy AI systems in ways that deliver positive benefits to people and society.
- Units: G3-0-9
- Mondays & Wednesdays, 12:30–2 pm, 4-231
- Instructors: David Martinez (dmartinezwork@gmail.com) & David Nino (dnino@mit.edu)
6.S978 Negotiation & Influence Skills for Technical Leaders
Acquire the tools and knowledge to excel in future negotiations.
- Units: G2-0-4
- Tuesdays, 1–3pm, 66-144
- Instructors: David Nino (dnino@mit.edu), Takeo Kuwabara (takeok@mit.edu), with Rachel Moore (rmmoore@mit.edu)
6.928J Leading Creative Teams
Learn to mobilize and launch “real teams”
- Units: G3-0-6
- Mondays & Wednesdays, 2:30–4 pm, 37-212
- Instructor: David Nino (dnino@mit.edu)
For more information, visit the GEL website.