Massachusetts Institute of Technology

education

Spanning five schools — architecture and planning; engineering; humanities, arts, and social sciences; management; and science — and more than 30 departments and programs, an education at MIT covers more than just science and technology.

Arts, business, foreign languages, health and more complete an education at MIT, and the Institute makes freely available its class lecture notes, exams and videos through MIT'sOpenCourseWare

schools

School of Architecture and Planning

School of Engineering

School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences

Sloan School of Management

School of Science

Whitaker College of Health Sciences and Technology

departments and programs

course
16	Aeronautics and Astronautics
21A	Anthropology
4	Architecture
20	Biological Engineering
7	Biology
9	Brain and Cognitive Sciences
15	Business
10	Chemical Engineering
5	Chemistry
1	Civil and Environmental Engineering
CMS	Comparative Media Studies
CSB	Computational and Systems Biology
CDO	Computation for Design and Optimization
12	Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences
14	Economics
6	Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
ESD	Engineering Systems Division
21F	Foreign Languages and Literatures
HST	Health Sciences and Technology
21H	History
24	Linguistics and Philosophy
21L	Literature
15	Management
3	Materials Science and Engineering
18	Mathematics
2	Mechanical Engineering
MAS	Media Arts and Sciences (Media Lab)
21M	Music and Theater Arts
22	Nuclear Science and Engineering
8	Physics
17	Political Science
STS	Science, Technology, and Society
11	Urban Studies and Planning
21W	Writing and Humanistic Studiesreference/resources Academic calendar Career development Commencement Course catalogue Cross-registration Independent Activites Period (IAP) Libraries MIT International Science and Technology Initiatives (MISTI) OpenCourseWare (OCW) Resources for first-year students Registrar's office Stellar Course Management System Subject listing and schedule Student Information System (WebSIS) Undergraduate Research Opportunities (UROP) Undergraduate Practice Opportunities (UPOP) more information for Prospective students Current students Undergraduates Graduate students International students Postdoctoral scholars Faculty Parents Professionals High school students K-12 students and teachers jobs