Prospective Graduate Students

Prospective Graduate Students
Prospective Graduate Students
"Given the stunning intellectual strength and breadth of
Harvard, our engineers and applied scientists are smack dab in the
middle of one of the most amazing places in the academic universe."
- Cherry A. Murray, Dean of the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
We provide the raw materials to foster future leaders who connect ideas in unexpected ways, integrate technical innovations into everyday life, and apply knowledge and discoveries to improve society and further our understanding of the world.
We are looking for students who will make their vision real and who will challenge those around them.
Learn About Our Programs
> Why study engineering and applied sciences at Harvard?
The intellectual breadth and resources of SEAS and Harvard to allow you to discover your own path; a dynamic campus within a dynamic city offers work, and play, and more; earning a Harvard degree opens doors.
In keeping with the interdisciplinary nature of modern research, we do not have traditional academic departments and do not award degrees by specific research area.
> What do SEAS graduates go on to do?
What do SEAS graduate students go on to do after Harvard? Find inspiration from profiles of recent graduates who have pursued a diverse range of career paths.
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Programs and Research
Student Resources
Facts and Stats
Publications
- SEAS Newsletters
- Notable Alumni
- HarvardScience
- Colloquy (The GSAS Alumni magazine)
How to Apply
The standard deadline date for each year is:
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December 14 (5 p.m. EST)
All prospective graduate students apply to SEAS through the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS).
Non-degree seeking students and those wishing to apply for Visiting Scholar status apply directly to GSAS.
New CS&E Programs
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A new master's degree program designed to train new leaders for a future where large-scale computation and advanced mathematical modeling will propel discovery and innovation in fields from psychology to photonics. The program will begin accepting applications this fall, for enrollment in September 2013.
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SEAS welcomes applications for the Secondary Field in Computational Science and Engineering (CSE). This Secondary Field is available to any student enrolled in a Ph.D. program in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
Questions?
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Applicants checking on their application status should call GSAS at (617) 496-6100 between 2pm and 5pm EST.
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If you have any other questions please call (617) 496-4702 or e-mail admissions@seas.harvard.edu.
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