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Mission & Vision

Through teaching and collaborative research, SEAS discovers, designs, and creates novel technologies and approaches to societal challenges—in service to the world, the nation, and our community. We bridge disciplines, both within engineering and the applied sciences and beyond, to prepare broadly tr...

Office of Education Outreach & Community Programs - Program Details

Teachers in 2 National Science Foundation-funded programs will work closely with faculty, staff, students, and each other to develop educational modules based on their exposure to research throughout the summer. While all teacher participants share common meeting and training activities, each f...

Transportation

Harvard affiliates have access to an interconnected, multi-modal, transportation system that connects the Cambridge and Allston nodes of campus.

Computer Science - CS PhD Review Days

The Computer Science faculty review the progress of each CS PhD student annually.  These "committee of the whole" meetings take place at the end of fall and spring semesters, with different sets of students addressed in each.  CS staff or the Office of Academic Programs inform&nb...

School Overview

1847 The year we were founded (as Lawrence Scientific School). Our Dean is David Parkes. Academic Programs 6 Undergraduate concentrations (majors)

Office of Communications - Brand Messaging

This messaging platform serves as an internal framework that forms the basis for public-facing communications related to Harvard SEAS. The contents of this guide establish and give voice to the key ideas, values, and principles that characterize SEAS at the highest level, and position us to produce ...

Pierce Hall

Built in 1901 and one of the oldest buildings on Oxford Street, Pierce Hall is at the center of the SEAS campus and activities. The structure was created to support the expansion of engineering in the early 20th century, with an emphasis on drafting (hence the skylights on the 3rd floor, where the n...

Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Computer Vision

Overview: Harvard University’s Assistive Technology Initiative has an immediate opening for an entrepreneurial research fellow to coordinate and lead a project at the intersection of wearable sensing, controls, neurophysiology, movement science, and clinical rehabilitation. The position will leverag...