The MIT School of Engineering’s mission is to educate the next generation of engineering leaders, to create new knowledge, and to serve society.

MIT is nerd heaven, a place where that word implies nothing but muscle and credibility. We value merit, rigor, ingenuity, and real-world problem-solving. This is where bright minds come from …

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Through K–12 programs, professional learning opportunities, digital tools, and personalized learning, we are also committed to opening up engineering to everyone — and transforming teaching through evidence and student input.

Roughly 70 percent of undergraduates declare an engineering discipline as their major. But keep in mind: MIT is intellectually diverse — offering academic programs in the arts, sciences, and …

MIT created the discipline in the early 20th century and is redefining it right now for this one. Our faculty and students are pioneering photovoltaics, epigenetics, batteries, brain mapping, and more.

MIT created the discipline in the early 20th century and is redefining it right now for this one. Our faculty and students are pioneering photovoltaics, epigenetics, batteries, brain mapping, and more.

At MIT, it’s all about teamwork. By almost every measure — patents, publications, students, startups, etc. — our engineering faculty is one of the most productive collectives on the planet. …

The details are below, but in broad strokes: The MIT School of Engineering is home to eight academic departments, two institutes — and a HUGE collection of research laboratories, centers, co- and extracurricular programs, professional and interdepartmental education initiatives, and …

The 378 faculty members in the MIT School of Engineering have won almost every major research and teaching award you can think of, they have a strong tradition of national service, …