EVENTS

Join the upcoming open house for our Professional Certificate Program in Real Estate Finance & Development to connect with faculty in real time and learn how the program can transform your career.

In this webinar, led by widely recognized faculty member Professor Luis Perez-Breva, we will reframe the essence of innovation, beyond the buzzwords and behind the trends. Participate live from 11 am to 12 pm EST on January 25th to continue your educational journey with MIT Professional Education.

Do you want to learn how to effectively communicate with different audiences?

In this webinar – led by MIT Professional Education faculty member Edward Schiappa – we will discuss why communication skills are so important and how to use persuasive communication in the professional context.

Acquire the skills and actionable strategies you need to lead, develop, and deploy an AI systems engineering approach that maximizes the value of your products and services.

Join David Martinez on January 11 from 12 – 1 p.m. EST and learn more about his upcoming five-day course. Don't miss your chance to ask questions and hear about the course curriculum, interactive exercises, industry speakers, and the hands-on group project.

AI is transforming many industries. But addressing the full cycle, from development through deployment, requires key system engineering building blocks. Without these frameworks, efforts can be costly and unsuccessful. Learn how an AI systems engineering approach can avoid implementation pitfalls in this live webinar—a preview of the upcoming live virtual course AI Strategies and Roadmap: Systems Engineering Approach to AI Development and Deployment.

The virtual 2021 SENSE.nano symposium will focus on human subjects research, exploring how sensors and sensing systems can enable current medical studies and future clinical practice. Save the date for October 25 - 26, 2021.

Materials Day is the capstone event for MIT Materials Research Laboratory. The symposium and poster session will be held on October 20. Speakers from industry as well as MIT professors present their latest research.

Explore the implications of introducing a central bank digital currency (CBDC) through commercial banks that differ in size. In this lecture by MIT Sloan Professor Haoxiang Zhu, the discourse will focus on two design features of CBDCs: interest-bearing and payment convenience, which correspond to “store of value” and “medium of exchange” properties of currencies.

This is a 60-minute webinar with Dr. Brian W. Anthony to learn more about the upcoming Smart Manufacturing: Moving From Static to Dynamic Manufacturing Operations (Online) Program, followed by a Q&A session.

This is a 60-minute webinar with Prof. Devavrat Shah to learn more about the upcoming Machine Learning: From Data to Decisions (Online) Program, followed by a Q&A session.