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About MIT

The MIT community is driven by a shared purpose: to make a better world through education researchand innovation. We are fun and quirkyinventive and artisticobsessed with numbersand welcoming to talented people regardless of where they come from.

Founded to accelerate the nation’s industrial revolutionMIT is profoundly American. With ingenuity and driveour graduates have invented fundamental technologieslaunched new industriesand created millions of American jobs. At the same timeand without the slightest sense of contradictionMIT is profoundly global. Our community gains tremendous strength as a magnet for talent from around the world. Through teachingresearchand innovationMIT’s exceptional community pursues its mission of service to the nation and the world.

Mission and Values

History

Incorporated 1861
Motto “Mens et manus” (“mind and hand”)

Campus

Location CambridgeMA USA
Size 168 acres (0.68 km2)
Student residences 20
Playing fields 26 acres (0.11 km2)
Gardens + green spaces 40+
Publicly sited works of art 60+

Admissions (Class of 2028)

Applicants 28,232
Admits 1,284

Selected Honors

Nobel laureates 105
National Medal of Science  winners 64
National Medal of Technology and Innovation winners 35
MacArthur Fellows 84
A. M. Turing Award winners 17

MIT Facts
A brief history of MIT

Sepia photo of a large building with columns and stairs. Young trees are seen in the foreground. — MIT’s first building was in Bostonbefore the move to Cambridge in 1916. “Aesop’s Fables II,” by Mark di Suverois part of MIT’s public art collection.

A largered sculpture sits on the grass. MIT buildings and people walking are seen in the background. — MIT’s first building was in Bostonbefore the move to Cambridge in 1916. “Aesop’s Fables II,” by Mark di Suverois part of MIT’s public art collection.

Employees (including faculty) 17,490
Professors (all ranks) 1,090
Other teaching staff 1,013
Undergraduate student-to-faculty and instructional staff ratio 3:1
Students 11,886
Undergraduates 4,535
Women 2,184 (48%)
US minority groups 2,594 (57%)
Graduate students 7,351
Women 3,052 (42%)
US minority groups 1,544 (21%)

A professor writes an equation on a chalkboard. — MIT’s low ratio of student-to -faculty and instructional staff promotes intensive teaching. In 2024–2025MIT students came from all 50 statesthe District of Columbiafour territoriesand 138 foreign countries.

Students sit in an auditorium- classroom. Some are taking notes while others look straight ahead. — MIT’s low ratio of student-to -faculty and instructional staff promotes intensive teaching. In 2024–2025MIT students came from all 50 statesthe District of Columbiafour territoriesand 138 foreign countries.

For MIT’s faculty — just over 1,000 in number — cutting-edge research and education are inseparable. Each feeds the other. When they’re not busy pioneering the frontiers of their fieldsMIT faculty members play a vital role in shaping the Institute’s vibrant campus community — as advisorscoachesheads of housesmentorscommittee membersand much more.

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A faculty member and a student look at a model. — MIT faculty instruct undergraduate and graduate studentsand engage in research. An MIT professor works on an architectural model.

A professor looks at a model under a bright light. — MIT faculty instruct undergraduate and graduate studentsand engage in research. An MIT professor works on an architectural model.

President

Sally Kornbluth
 MIT’s 18th president, January 2023 – present

The Institute’s board of trusteesknown as “the Corporation,” includes 78 distinguished leaders in engineeringscienceindustryeducationand other professions.

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Portrait of MIT President Sally Kornbluth — President Sally Kornbluth

MIT is an integral part of its host city of Cambridgea diverse and vibrant community noted for its intellectual lifehistoryand thriving innovation climate. With a campus nestled between Central and Kendall Squaresand across the Charles River from Boston’s Back Baythe Institute is optimally positioned to collaborate with its neighbors and to contribute to its community.