As we kick off the Spring semester, we are excited to share an excellent opportunity for you to connect with MIT alumni and gain valuable insights into various industries through the MIT Infinite Careers Speaker Series.
The program offers a …
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Looking for a short-term project or internship over IAP? Consider a micro-internship! Build skills, connect with employers and explore a career path. Check out these micro-internships:
There are more projects in Handshake and it’s really easy to search for them. …
You’re in the hospital with a serious condition. The doctor is asking you questions. The nurse is explaining your discharge instructions. The problem? You don’t understand or speak English. Or at least not well enough to grasp the complex information …
International Women’s Day: MIT Healthcare Innovation and Gender Equity
Date: Wednesday, March 8 from 6-8PM
Location: E38 iHQ 795 | 7th Floor – Hacker Reactor
Join us for an inspiring and empowering evening as we celebrate International Women’s Day and recognize …
When applying to health professions school, your ability to wrestle with complex ethical situations is an important predictor of how well you’ll be able to handle such situations as a practitioner.
Medical schools and other health professions schools assess this …
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Alumna, Margaret ‘Mo’ Okobi ’16, prepares for a career combining medicine and public health research to improve mental health care services in vulnerable communities. Read the full story by Leah Campbell for the School of Science.
Background
Valeria is a current junior at MIT majoring in course 15-1 (Management) and double minoring in German and Biology. She was born in Bogotá, Columbia and grew up in Houston, Texas.
When asked why she chose MIT, she stated …
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Julia Mongo | Office of Distinguished Fellowships
Published by MIT News on November 24, 2020
MIT senior Meghan Davis has been named one of the 12 winners of the George J. Mitchell Scholarship’s Class of 2022. After graduating next spring with dual …
Career Advising and Professional Development (CAPD) has a responsibility to acknowledge and recognize the systematic processes that disadvantage our Black and African American students in the MIT student recruiting process. #ShutDownAcademia on June 10th was the perfect time to say …
