- Job Number: 25937
- Functional Area: Administration
- Department: MIT Sloan MBA Program Office
- School Area: Sloan School of Management
- Pay Range Minimum: $104,400
- Pay Range Maximum: $140,600
- Employment Type: Full-time (Hybrid)
- Employment Category: Exempt
- Visa Sponsorship Available: No
- Schedule:
- Pay Grade: 10
Posting Description
DIRECTOR, EVENING MBA PROGRAM, Sloan MBA Program Office, leads all aspects of developing, implementing and executing a new two-year MBA program for working professionals that expects to enroll 140 students annually, for an expected steady state enrollment of 280 students. The Director is responsible for the full student experience in and outside the classroom. They collaborate closely with faculty, Admissions, Career Development and Student Services colleagues to serve high-achieving working professionals with 3-7 years of experience. The Director will collect and use data and student feedback to drive continuous improvement and innovation. In the program's inaugural year, the Director will design and implement the complete program experience for the first cohort. The Directorco-chairs the Evening MBA Program Committee with a faculty director to set policies and consider major program changes. The Director will hire, train and supervise two Assistant Directors and a Program Coordinator and manage the operating budget.
The full job description is available at https://web.mit.edu/sloan-hr/jobs/MBAEveningDirector.pdf
Job Requirements
REQUIRED: Bachelor’s degree; a minimum of five years of administration or operations experience and /or project/program management; experience in academic administration, student affairs, or program management in a higher education setting; demonstrated experience advising or supporting graduate or professional students; and experience managing professional staff. PREFERRED: Master’s degree; advanced degree in Management, Education, Higher Education Administration, or a related field; 10+ years of related experience; experience in an MBA or graduate business program; experience designing and launching new programs; familiarity with working professional student populations; knowledge of MIT and MIT Sloan.