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Governance

The Board of Directors is the governing authority of MIT and is responsible for overseeing the higher education operations and the general direction and superintendence of the Institute. The Board includes a majority of independent members along with representatives of the owners of the company and executive management. External and internal members play a significant role, with external members bringing expertise and experience not otherwise represented at MIT. This is balanced by internal members who represent key institutional stakeholders. The Board ensures that MIT fulfils its responsibilities under its Vision and Goals and continues to meet its obligations as an institute of higher education.

Standing committees of the Board have been established to provide the Board with advice and recommendations or to exercise specific powers delegated to them by the Board.

MIT Governance Structure

Board of Directors

Executive reporting

Board committees

The following committees report directly to the Board of Directors.

Academic reporting

Reports directly to the Board of Directors

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MIT organisation chart