The MIT-Zaragoza Logistics Program was established in 2003 to bring together academics, researchers and practitioners in logistics to advance the state of the art in supply chain management.  Located in Zaragoza, Spain, the program features an exchange of students and professionals.

The Supply Chain Education Partners Program was established in 2002 to promote supply chain knowledge-sharing among leading executives and students in the MLOG program.

The Affiliates Program in Logistics was established in 1981 to develop relationships between MIT and the private sector transportation and logistics industries.

The Integrated Supply Chain Management Program was started in 1995 to enable sponsors to learn about  state-of-the-art and future supply chain practice.

The Leaders for Manufacturing Program is an active partnership between MIT’s School of Engineering, the Sloan School of Management and industry, dedicated to addressing the broad issues of Big M manufacturing, such as product development, marketing and the supply chain.

The System Design and Management Program is a graduate-level academic and research program sponsored by MIT’s Sloan School of Management, the School of Engineering and over twenty Industry Partners.

The Technology and Policy Program provides integrative education to scientists and engineers who wish to lead the development of strategies and policies to exploit technology for the benefit of their communities.

The Age Lab — Technology for Healthy Aging is a partnership between MIT, industry and the aging community to develop innovative technologies and products that promote healthy independent living throughout the lifespan.

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