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PhD students in Environmental Science and Engineering (ESE) lead groundbreaking research projects with ESE faculty and also receive broad professional preparation for a successful research and teaching career. They join faculty research groups where they work both independently and in teams, often i...

Mechanical Engineering focuses on the study and application of mechanical systems.  It covers a range of subtopics including mechatronics and robotics, structural analysis, thermodynamics and engineering design including the analysis of mechanical systems using finite element methods,...

Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) now offers digital certificates—secure, certified electronic credentials that make it easy to share and verify your Harvard achievement. Watch an overview video to learn more about how digital credentials work.

Review the Commuting and Transportation page on HARVie for more information on the below and other programs and benefits available to Harvard employees. Commuter Choice Program The University's Commuter Choice program can help you to figure out the most advantageous arrangemen...

Vacation, Personal, and Sick Time Harvard offers generous paid time off benefits – including vacation, personal and sick time, and holidays. 

SEAS offers a robust rewards and recognition programming as part of an ongoing effort to celebrate and cultivate talent at all levels. This programming includes our annual SEAS Recognition Awards, Spot Rewards, and more. 2026 SEAS Recognition Awards

Dear CSE and Data Science students, Thank you to all who responded to our survey about the blended track option for our master’s programs in the 2025-26 academic year. We appreciate the thoughtful feedback you provided as we explored this option.

Environmental Science & Engineering is an interdisciplinary field that applies principles from other branches of engineering, the natural sciences, and mathematics to better understand and address environmental challenges. Students interested in environmental science and engineering study t...

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The Office for Human Resources works to establish a culture of training and development for staff members at SEAS. There are many resources available to staff, including:The Center for Workplace Development

The following program guidelines (a.k.a model pogram) serve as a starting point for a discussion with the faculty about areas of interest.  This description of the Computer Science PhD course guidelines augments the school-wide PhD course requirements.  Students sh

[Part of the Policies of the CHD, August 2019]The following course requirements apply to all SEAS S.M. and M.E. degrees. Note that the term "course" refers to a standard Harvard semester-length "half course", i.e., a 4-unit FAS course or its equivalent.  2-unit courses such as AP...