I'd like to introduce the undergraduate major of Massachusetts Institute of Technology to you, hoping to help students studying abroad. Want to know more about the wonderful content of studying abroad, and give you detailed answers. Massachusetts Institute of Technology is a comprehensive private university in the United States, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, separated from Boston's Back Bay by Charles River. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has a very important influence in the United States and the whole world, and has trained many people who have a great influence on the world. It is a pioneer leading university in global high-tech and advanced research. MIT enjoys an excellent reputation in the world for its natural and engineering sciences, as well as its management, economics, philosophy, politics and linguistics. The following is my introduction to the undergraduate major of MIT.

literature:

musicology, creative writing, literature research, linguistics, drama art, art and design, comparative media research, writing and humanities research, scientific and technological writing, China literature, French and literature, German and literature, Japanese and literature, Spanish and literature, art without culture and technology, English research and literature, history, ethics and criticism, Portuguese and Literature

Agronomy:

Plant Molecular Genetics

History:

Archaeology and Materials Science, History, Ethics and Criticism

Science:

Biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, microbiology, biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, neurobiology, computer and system biology, biophysics, neurobiology. Earth's atmosphere and planetary science, brain and cognitive science, bioengineering-biological and physiological transport phenomena, bioengineering-biomechanics, bioengineering-carcinogenesis, bioengineering-computer biology and bioinformatics, bioengineering-heritage toxicology, bioengineering-genomics-protein histology and glycology, bioengineering-macromolecular biochemistry and biophysics, bioengineering-metabolism of drugs and toxins, bioengineering-microorganisms. Computation, materials science and engineering-biological and polymer materials, materials science and engineering-electronic and mechanical properties of materials, materials science and engineering-dynamics, materials science and engineering-materials processing, materials science and engineering-materials structure, materials science and engineering-thermodynamics, stem cells, human genome

economics

economics

management

engineering. Civil engineering, mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, digital media, bioengineering, civil and environmental engineering, building technology, environmental engineering, electrical engineering and computer science, aviation engineering and information technology, archaeology and materials science, architecture, protein engineering, chemical bioengineering, mechanical and marine engineering, aerospace-aircraft engineering, bioengineering-biological and physiological transport phenomena, bioengineering-biological imaging and functional testing, Bioengineering-biomechanics, bioengineering-biomolecular engineering and cell tissue engineering, bioengineering-new metabolism of drugs and toxins, bioengineering-microbial pathogenesis, materials science and engineering-biology and polymer materials, materials science and engineering-electronic and mechanical properties of materials, materials science and engineering-dynamics, materials science and engineering-material processing, materials science and engineering-material structure, materials science and engineering-thermodynamics, Protein structure and drug design, supply chain management

philosophy

medicine:

immunology, virology, brain and cognitive science, cancer research, toxicology and environmental health, bioengineering-carcinogenesis, bioengineering-genetic toxicology, bioengineering-new metabolism of drugs and toxins, bioengineering-microbial pathogenesis

law

political science, anthropology.

The above is an introduction to the undergraduate majors of Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States, hoping to help the applicants.