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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

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Programs
75
Tuition from
USD 64,310
Application fee
USD 75
Intakes
Sep
Established
1865

About Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

In 1865, the founding of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) established a new kind of independent educational institution designed for an increasingly industrialized America. Since that time, MIT has built a strong tradition of addressing problems in the public interest, operating at the intersection of technology and humanity.

The MIT community is motivated by a collective purpose — to create a better world through education, research, and innovation. Its members are known for being fun and quirky, inventive and artistic, passionate about numbers, and welcoming to talented individuals from all backgrounds.

Founded to accelerate the nation’s industrial revolution, MIT embodies an American spirit. Through ingenuity and determination, its graduates have developed foundational technologies, launched new industries, and generated millions of American jobs. At the same time, MIT maintains a profoundly global character, drawing strength as a magnet for talent from around the world. Through teaching, research, and innovation, the MIT community continues to pursue its mission of serving both the nation and the global community.

Why choose Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Education

MIT fosters a culture of experiential learning, encouraging students to learn by doing. Across more than 30 departments within five schools and one college, students blend analytical rigor with curiosity, imagination, and a drive to tackle society’s most challenging problems. From science and engineering to the arts, humanities, social sciences, and interdisciplinary studies, the Institute offers excellence in every field.

Faculty

MIT’s faculty view research and education as deeply interconnected activities. Each enhances the other. In addition to pioneering advancements in their disciplines, faculty members play key roles in shaping campus life, serving as advisors, mentors, heads of houses, coaches, and committee members.

Leadership

The Institute’s board of trustees, known as the Corporation, is composed of 78 distinguished leaders representing engineering, science, industry, education, and other fields.

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Fees & intakes

Study levelProgramsTuition (per year)
Undergraduate 62 USD 66,720
Postgraduate 9 USD 64,310 – 96,884
Doctorate / PhD 4 USD 64,310

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Cambridge campus

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

77 Massachusetts Avenue

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Post-study work information

Optional Practical Training (OPT). OPT and STEM OPT eligibility depend on maintaining F-1 status and on the program. A program counts as STEM only when its CIP code is on the official STEM list — not because its name sounds technical. Eligibility is checked for each program — see the program page.

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