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Overview
| Year Founded | 1847 (as Lawrence Scientific School) | |
| Dean | Venkatesh "Venky" Narayanamurti | |
| Undergraduate Concentrations | Applied Mathematics (A.B.; A.B./S.M.; secondary field), Computer Science (A.B.; A.B./S.M.; secondary field), Engineering Sciences (A.B.; A.B./S.M.; ABET-accredited S.B.) | |
| Graduate Areas | Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, Bioengineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering | |
| Collaborative Graduate Programs | Engineering and Physical Biology (with the Faculty of Arts and Sciences); Information, Technology and Management (joint with Harvard Business School); Medical Engineering and Medical Physics (Harvard/MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology); Systems Biology (with Harvard Medical School and through the Harvard Integrated Life Sciences Programs) | |
| Number of Faculty | Total at SEAS: Total Participating Faculty: | 73
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| Number of Students | Undergraduate: Graduate: | 299 355 |
| Sponsored Research | $35.8 million (as of the end of FY 2008) | |
| Industrial Partners | ~$3.2 million in research collaborations (as of the end of FY 2008) | |
| Square Footage | SEAS currently occupies nearly 400,000 square feet in six buildings (many interconnected by bridges and walkways) | |
| Number of Affiliated Graduates | Over 6,000 | |
Faculty
| Title | FTEs Tenured: Assoc/Asst Professors: Professor of the Practice: Senior Lecturers: Total: Participation Total Engineering and Applied Sciences Faculty: Total Participating Faculty (from areas including physics, chemistry, business, and biology): |
43.25
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| Area | Ap. Math, Ap. Mech., and Bioeng: Ap. Physics and Materials Sci.: Computer Science: Electrical Engineering: Environ.l Sci. and Engineering: |
18.00 10.00 19.00 11.5 10.5 |
| Awards | Eight members of our faculty are members of the National Academy of Engineering, and eight are members of the National Academy of Sciences (three of both). Other major honors and awards include: Harvard College Professorships (5); McArthur Genius Award; Guggenheim fellowship; and Alpha Iota Prizes for Excellence in Teaching (4). | |
Impact |
According to the Times Higher Education Supplement, Harvard ranked # 1 among institutions in engineering based on impact (Data from Thomson Scientific’s Essential Science Indicators, 1 January 1997–31 October 2007): Papers: 1067 (papers); 12,788 (citations); 11.99 (citations per paper). In terms of citation impact, Harvard ranked second nationally in the category of Engineering and Computer Science in a 2002 analysis by ISI (for 1998-2002 data). |
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Student body
Undergraduate Students
Concentrators |
Male | Female | Total |
Applied Mathematics
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81 | 41 |
122 |
Computer Science |
58 |
14 |
72 |
Engineering Sciences
|
70 |
35 |
105 |
Totals |
209 |
90 |
299 |
Ethnicity |
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African American
|
17 | ||
Hispanic
|
14 |
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Native American
|
3 |
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Asian |
77 |
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Foreign National |
53 |
Graduate Students
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Leadership And Administration
Academic Leadership
Dean, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Venkatesh NarayanamurtiAssociate Dean for Applied Physical Sciences and Engineering
To Be NamedAssociate Dean for Chemical and Biological Engineering
To Be NamedAssociate Dean for Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
John Gregory "Greg" MorrisettAssociate Dean for Academic Programs
To Be Named
Administrative Leadership
Assistant Dean for Academic Programs
Marie D. DahlehAssociate Dean for Finance and Chief Financial Officier
Harry DumayAssociate Dean for Resource Development
Linda G. FatesExecutive Dean
Fawwaz HabbalAssociate Dean for Administration and Human Resources
Edward KleifgenAssociate Dean for Information Technology and CTO
Jayanta "Joy" K. Sircar>>Complete list of SEAS Offices
Financials
| Endowment | $999M (end of FY 2007) |
| Sponsored Research | $35.8M (end of FY 2008) |
| Industrial Partners | $3.2M in collaborations (end of FY 2008) |











