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The Materials Science and Mechanical Engineering program ranges from fundamental work in solid and fluid mechanics to diverse studies in materials, mechanical systems, and biomechanics. You will discover that mechanical engineering covers a wide range of activities, including research in dynami...

Are You a Problem Solver? Join Harvard’s Applied Physics Graduate Program If you’re passionate about solving complex problems at the intersection of physics and engineering, the Harvard SEAS Applied Physics Graduate Program is the ideal path for you. Applied physicists are natural problem solvers, ...

Computer Science PhD Degree In the Computer Science program, you will learn both the fundamentals of computation and computation’s interaction with the world.

Among the many things that make graduate study at SEAS uniquely rewarding, two stand out: our world-class faculty; and the fact that SEAS is part of the larger Harvard community. Our students have limitless opportunities for fruitful collaboration with colleagues from preeminent programs in the scie...

Harvard SEAS Office for Diversity Inclusion and Belonging invites you to join us for the symposium Beyond Western Approaches: Recognizing Indigenous Traditions in Engineering. The symposium invites us to expand the canon in STEM by exploring how Indigenous communities contribute to creating knowledg...

In keeping with our emphasis on broad-minded learning we’ve designed programs and courses that cater to students at multiple levels and fully incorporate laboratory research. SEAS believes in educating “T-shaped” individuals, or those who have deep knowledge in a discipline but are able to collabor...