Online Education | Systems Thinking
Professor Edward Crawley recently retired after an extraordinary career at MIT, leaving behind a legacy of innovation and impact. From pioneering advancements in online learning to shaping programs that resonate worldwide, Professor Crawley has always found joy in helping others grasp new ideas—including through courses like System Thinking at MIT xPRO.
“This course was terrific. Really eye-opening as far as unintended consequences of actions and how to consider all possibilities.”
Throughout history, systems thinking has been behind some of the world’s game-changing innovations—and in today’s complex, interconnected world, it’s more relevant than ever.
Are you considering enrolling in MIT xPRO’s five-week online System Thinking course but wondering if it aligns with your career goals or if you’re adequately prepared for the curriculum?
Engineering | Systems Thinking
The oil and gas industry faces growing challenges regarding resource availability and environmental sustainability. As the push for clean, renewable energy continues, companies in the oil and gas space will need to adapt to thrive in the coming years.
Could your team benefit from system thinking training?
Online Education | Professional Development | Leadership | Engineering | Systems Thinking
It’s time to dispel the myth that online courses are only suitable for learning hard skills.
Professional Development | Leadership | Systems Thinking
System Thinking Is the Cognitive Skill of the 21st Century Look around you, and you’ll see: life as we know it is becoming more and more complex.
Professional Development | Manufacturing | Engineering | MITx MicroMasters® Programs | MIT Open Learning | Systems Thinking
Our world runs on increasingly complex and interrelated systems. Approaching problems in technical environments from a systems perspective is an essential skill for many professionals, as organizations look to drive and optimize complex projects under high-pressure conditions.
Online Education | Engineering | Systems Thinking
In the past 18 months, most of us have experienced what happens when supply chains falter. In a recent webinar, Dr. Chris Caplice, Executive Director of the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics and Dr. Bruce Cameron, Director of MIT's System Architecture Lab, discussed how the pandemic called attention to the interconnectedness of supply chains and the value of a systems thinking approach for professionals working in supply chain design and management.
