In accordance with 34 CFR § 668.43(a)(5)(v), MIT provides the following information for programs which may lead to professional licensure or certification.
SARA PROGRAMS – PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE DISCLOSURES
| SCHOOL | DEGREE PROGRAM | LICENSE | LICENSURE |
| School of Engineering/Sloan School of Management | |||
| Master of Science, Engineering and Management | N/A | MIT has determined that this program does not meet the requirements of any professional license. | |
| Graduate Certificate in Systems and Product Development | N/A | MIT has determined that this program does not meet the requirements of any professional license. |
NON-SARA PROGRAMS – PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE DISCLOSURES
| SCHOOL | DEGREE PROGRAM | LICENSE | LICENSURE |
| School of Architecture & Planning | |||
| Master of Science, Architecture Studies | Architect | This National Architecture Accrediting Board (NAAB) accredited program meets the educational requirements for licensure in every state and the District of Columbia. | |
| Master of City Planning | Certified City Planner | This Planning Accreditation Board (PAB) accredited program meets the educational requirements for licensure in every state and the District of Columbia. | |
| Sloan School of Management | |||
| Bachelor of Science, Management (Course 15) | Certified Financial Advisor | This program meets the educational requirements for licensure in every state and the District of Columbia, as established by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. | |
| School of Engineering/Schwartzman College of Computing | To be licensed as a Professional Engineer, all states require documentation of education or equivalent and accept a degree from an ABET accredited engineering program, in addition to passing exams and/or demonstrating sufficient work experience. The following programs are accredited by ABET and eligible for pursuit of certification or licensure in each state. | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Engineering (Course 1-ENG) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering (Course 2) | Professional Engineer
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| Bachelor of Science, Engineering (Course 2 A) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Mechanical and Ocean Engineering (Course 2-OE) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Materials Science and Engineering (Course 3) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Electrical Science and Engineering (Course 6-1)) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (Course 6-2) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Computer Science and Engineering (Course 6-3) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering (Course 10) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Chemical-Biological Engineering (Course 10-B) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Engineering (Course 10-ENG) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering (Course 16) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Engineering (Course 16-ENG) | Professional Engineer | ||
| Bachelor of Science, Nuclear Science and Engineering (Course 22) | Professional Engineer |