Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, abbreviation MIT, is a private university based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
It was founded in 1861 by geologist William Barton Rogers for the promotion and development of science and opened in 1865. Since its establishment, it has made numerous achievements in the fields of engineering, science, architecture, and humanities, and is an engineering university that has produced talented scientists. In the 1980s, it has been focusing on fostering not only science and engineering, but also humanities and social sciences, and is conducting joint classes, unit exchanges, and student exchanges with nearby universities such as Harvard University and Boston University. 72% of undergraduate graduates go on to graduate school.
International Exchange
At MIT, there are many international students as well as domestic citizens. Among undergraduate students, 10% of international students are international students, and the proportion of graduate students increases to more than 40%. Currently, 2,883 international students are attending MIT, the majority of which, 2,489, are enrolled in master's and doctoral programs. MIT has more than 250 graduate school Korean student associations and hosts events related to Korea on campus (MIT Korean Film Festival, Korean Coffee Hour, etc.). We also have exchanges with Korean universities, and we have exchange student exchange agreements with Hanyang University and Sungkyunkwan University, and we are sending a certain number of people to each other every year.
Study & Research
Configuration
It consists of 30 faculties under 5 schools and 1 college.
School of Architecture and Planning
Architecture
Media Arts and Sciences
Urban Studies and Planning School of Engineering
Aeronautics and Astronautics
Biological Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Institute for Data, Systems, and Society
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Materials Science and Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Medical Engineering and Science
Nuclear Science and Engineering School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
Anthropology
Comparative Media Studies/Writing
Economics
Global Studies and Languages
History
Science in Humanities
Humanities + Engineering/Science (Humanities + Engineering/Science)
Linguistics
Department of Literature
Music and Theater Arts
Philosophy
Political Science
Science, Technology, and Society MIT Sloan School of Management
Management School of Science
Biology
Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Chemistry
Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
Mathematics
Physics MIT Schwarzman College of Computing
Undergraduate Admissions and Various Evaluations
For undergraduate freshmen who are expected to graduate in 2018 and enter the fall of 2014, 1,419, or 7.7%, of 18,357 applicants were accepted. News & World Report ranked 7th in the United States in the U.S. University Undergraduate Rankings. School of Engineering ranked 1st, Sloan Business School ranked 2nd, Graduate School of Engineering ranked 1st, and Sloan Business School ranked 5th. Sloan School of Business is the Financial Times' 2014 World �
