an email from MIT - The MLOG Program at MIT

starthinker · 发表于 2004-12-9 11:03:00

The MLOG Program at MIT
Shaping Tomorrow's Corporate Supply Chain Leaders
Master Degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

I'm writing today to offer you the opportunity to take your career to the next level through an innovative graduate degree program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Master of Engineering in Logistics (MLOG) program is the gateway to a successful career in logistics and supply chain management.  And judging from your impressive score on the GMAT, we believe you would be an excellent candidate for our program.

Companies worldwide are turning to logistics and supply chain management to give them a strategic advantage, among them Dell, Wal-Mart and Procter & Gamble.  Whether they are sourcing overseas or implementing smart object (RFID) technology, companies in industries ranging from retail to pharmaceuticals to manufacturing are incorporating logistics into their business plans - and they're hiring MLOG graduates to develop and implement the change.

Initiated in the fall of 1998, the MLOG program was designed to supply the global logistics industry with a new type of supply chain professional.  MLOG graduates are highly trained in both analytical problem solving and change management leadership.  We stress that discovering the best solution to a problem is only half the battle - it has to be implemented.  For these reasons and many others, US News and World Report has ranked MIT first among all graduate business programs in the area of logistics and supply chain management for the past several years.

The MLOG degree is completed in nine months (September through May) on the MIT campus in Cambridge, MA.  During that time, students take specialized classes taught by leading logistics and supply chain professionals in areas such as logistics systems, supply chain design, inventory planning and transportation management. They also take a number of electives from across MIT, including courses in the Sloan School of Business.

In addition to interacting with the world-class faculty at MIT, MLOG students are given the opportunity to work closely with corporate members of the Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL) on research projects and travel to our newest global logistics center in Spain - for a supply chain education that spans the globe.

Graduates of the MLOG program work around the world in leading edge manufacturing, retailing, consulting, and software firms like Dell, Frito-Lay, Toyota, Lucent, Home Depot, Staples, UPS, Accenture, McKinsey, and Cap Gemini.  And as demand for experts in supply chain management grows, the salaries are increasing.  The median outgoing salary for the class of 2004 was 80 percent higher than the class's median salary at the time of enrollment in the Fall of 2003.

While the MLOG program requires a strong analytic background, you need not be an engineer. For program details, check out the MLOG website at http://web.mit.edu/mlog.

Applications are now being accepted for enrollment in September 2005.  The program has two admissions rounds.

Round I Deadline          January 15
Round II Deadline          April 1

Students who are interested in applying for department or university grants and fellowships MUST apply in Round I.  We also strongly encourage international students to apply in Round I to allow more time for visa processing.

You can apply for the program on-line or download a program application at http://web.mit.edu/mlog/admissions/.  If you have any questions, please feel free to email or call me.  You may also contact our Admissions Coordinator Becky Schneck Allen at (617) 324-MLOG (6564) or at bschneck@mit.edu.

Chris Caplice
Executive Director
MIT MLOG Program
caplice@mit.edu
617-258-7975

PS:  This message is being sent to you because of your participation in the Graduate Management Admission Search Service, and because we were impressed by your performance on the GMAT.

oliviachen · 发表于 2004-12-9 11:18:00

我也收到了，这个我觉得有点脱离金融业了，不喜欢

ztlbox · 发表于 2004-12-14 13:23:00

me too, some comment from insider?

飞雪 · 发表于 2004-12-14 14:09:00

如果对物流感兴趣的人，这是非常好的program，当然价钱也不错。说起来这个program的申请竞争还是相当激烈的，因为program比较小，只有2，30个人，不像MBA都好几百个。

以前这个program是不给国际学生提供fellowship的，不知道这封信离的fellowship是不是也提供给国际学生了，如果有的话真是好消息。

hiddragon · 发表于 2004-12-14 15:37:00

飞雪MM是否做物流业出身？无怪乎这么了解。偶考试时递了分给这个项目，正考虑要不要申请这个专业。回头再请教NN::::::}

hiddragon · 发表于 2004-12-18 18:12:00

麻省理工的MLOG有个姊妹项目叫ZLOG。据说有好的奖学金提供，不过大部分要在西班牙一个物流园上学。对物流感兴趣的人抓紧申请了！

yyuwang · 发表于 2004-12-21 11:43:00

I got the offer from MLOG this year but I didn't accept it due to personal issue. I called one of the current student in this program and she was not very satisfied with her experience their. Unlike the MBA program, which focuses on all kinds of business areas, MLOG is a little bit related to academic field in logistics. However, it's a new program and MIT is also famous for its MBA program - Supply Chain and Logistics.

xrtnju · 发表于 2004-12-27 05:06:00

could you please share ur experience with application to MLOG? My email is xrtnju[在] yahoo.com.cn

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an email from MIT - The MLOG Program at MIT

an email from MIT - The MLOG Program at MIT

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