How MIT OpenCourseWare is fueling one learner’s passion for education
MIT News • 2/19/2026
Summary
Gustavo Barboza's learning journey has taken him from Colombia to the French military and now back to the classroom. He is studying electrical engineering, utilizing MIT OpenCourseWare's free resources to guide his education.
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