The list of courses offered in Harvard University.

In this post Netarana chronicle the list of courses offered in Harvard University.

The Harvard University is one of the renowned and prestigious University in the world located in Cambridge, Massachusetts at the United States.

The Harvard University was founded in 1636, which makes it one of the oldest and best University in the world, with over 10 academic faculties plus the Harvard Radcliffe institute and undergraduate and professional schools. over 1000 accredited courses and three main campuses.

Here are the list of faculties and schools embedded in Harvard University.

Faculty of Arts and Science.
Faculty of Business.
Faculty of Design.
Faculty of Divinity.
Faculty of Education.
Faculty of Law.
Faculty of Public health.
Faculty of Dental Medicine.
Harvard School of Engineering and applied Science.
Harvard Extension School.
Harvard Kennedy School.
Harvard medical School.
Harvard Radcliffe institute.

Faculty of Art’s and Science.

• Department of African and African American Studies.
• Department of American Studies.
• Department of Archeology.
• Department of Anthropology.
• Department of Astronomy.
• Department of Biostatistics.
• Department of Biotechnology.
• Department of Business Administration.
• Department of Business Economics.
• Department of Byzantine Studies.
• Department of Celtic Languages and Literature.
• Department of comparative Literature.
• Department of Earth and Planetary Science.
• Department of East Asian Languages and Civilization.
• Department of Economics.
• Department of English.
• Department of Film and Visual Studies.
• Department of Garmanic Languages and Literature.
• Department of Government.
• Department of Health Policy.
• Department of History.
• Department of History of Art and Architecture.
• Department of History of Science.
• Department of Human Evolutionary Biology.
• Department of International Relations.
• Department of Organization Behavior.
• Department of Psychology.
• Department of Philosophy.
• Department of Political Economy and Government.
• Department of Political Science.
• Department of Population Health and Science.
• Department of Religion.
• Department of Romance Language and Literature.
• Department of Slavic Languages and Literature.
• Department of Social Policy.
• Department of Sociology.
• Department of South Asian Studies.

Faculty of Business.

• Department of Accounting and Management.
• Department of International Economy.
• Department of Entrepreneurial Management.
• Department of General Management.
• Department of Marketing.
• Department of Negotiation.
• Department of Organization and Markets.
• Department of Strategy.
• Department of Technology and Operations Management.

Faculty of Design.

• Department of Architecture.
• Department of Landscape Architecture.
• Department of Urban Design.
• Department of Urban Planning.
• Department of Real Estate Management.
• Department of Design Engineering.
• Department of Design Studies.

Faculty of Divinity

• Department of Divinity.
• Department of Theological Studies.
• Department of Theology.
• Department of Religion and Public Life.
• Department of Philosophy.

Faculty of Education.

• Department of Education Leadership and Entrepreneurship.
• Department of Education Policy.
• Department of Human Development.
• Department of Teaching and Teacher Leadership.
• Department of Learning Design and Technology.

Faculty of Law.

• Department of Criminal Law and Policy.
• Department of International and Comparative Law.
• Department of Law and Business.
• Department of Law and Government.
• Department of Law and History.
• Department of Law and Social Change.
• Department of Law, Science and Technology.

Faculty of Public Health.

• Department of Epidemiology.
• Department of Biostatistics.
• Department of Environmental Health.
• Department of Global Health and Population.
• Department of Health Policy and Management.
• Department of Immunology and Infectious Diseases.
• Department of Molecular Metabolism.
• Department of Nutrition.
• Department of Social and Behaviour Sciences.

Faculty of Dental Medicine.

• Department of Developmental Biology.
• Department of Oral and Maxilliofacial Surgery.
• Department of Oral Health Policy and Epidemiology.
• Department of Oral Medicine, Infection and Immunity.

Harvard School of Engineering and applied Science.

• Department of Applied Computation.
• Department of Applied Mathematics.
• Department of Applied Physic.
• Department of Bioengineering.
• Department of Computer Science.
• Department of Electrical Engineering.
• Department of Environmental Science and Engineering.
• Department of Material Science and Mechanical Engineering.
• Department of Quantum Science and Engineering.
• Department of Design Engineering.
• Department of Engineering Science.

Harvard Extension School.

• Department of Creative Writing and Literature.
• Department of Cyber Security.
• Department of Data Science.
• Department of Digital Media Design.
• Department of Dramatic arts.
• Department of Finance.
• Department of Global Development Practice.
• Department of Industrial-Organizational Psychology.
• Department of Information Management System.
• Department of Journalism.
• Department of Management.
• Department of Museum Studies.
• Department of Software Engineering.
• Department of Sustainability.

Harvard Kennedy School.

• Department of Public Policy.
• Department of Policy Analysis.
• Department of Ethics.
• Department of Statistics.
• Department of Management.
• Department of Public Administration.
• Department of Quantitative Analysis.

Harvard Medical School.

• Department of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology.
• Department of Biomedical Informatics.
• Department of Cell Biology.
• Department of Genetics.
• Department of Global Health and Social Medicine.
• Department of Health Care Policy.
• Department of Immunology.
• Department of Microbiology.
• Department of Neuorology.
• Department of Stem Cell and Regenerating Biology.
• Department of System Biology.
• Department of Dematology.
• Department of Emergency Medicine.
• Department of Medicine.
• Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Reproduction Biology.
• Department of Ophthalmology.
• Department of Orthopaedic Surgery.
• Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery.
• Department of Pathology.
• Department of Nursing Science.
• Department of Medical Laboratory Science.
• Department of Pediatrics.
• Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
• Department of Population Medicine.
• Department of Psychiatry.
• Department of Radiation Oncology.
• Department of Radiology.
• Department of Surgery.

The Harvard Radcliffe Institute.

The Harvard Radcliffe institute is like the laboratory where ideas are been cooked and visioned together to diversify the voices in order to engage in issues that can be fully understood through intra-disciplinary exploration.
It is the successor institution to the former Radcliffe College, originally the woman college connected with Harvard.
The Radcliff institute consist of three programs, including;

1)The Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program is a highly selective fellowship that supports the work of at least 50 artists and academic scholars each year.
2)The Academic Ventures program is for collaborative research projects and hosts lectures and conferences.
3)The Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America has the life documentary of American women of the past and present for the future.

The Harvard University admission requirements.

The school admission is open to every individuals from all spheres of the world without any form of discrimination, if an individual meet up with the criteria allocated to each courses, he/she will be given the admission based on merit.

To gain admission into the Harvard University, they are some certain criteria that needs to be met. Including;

1)GPA requirements.

2)Testing requirements(SAT and ACT)

3)Application requirements.

4)IELTS (for students coming from other countries)

• GPA Requirements; to gain admission into the Harvard University is very competitive, that’s why their benchmark for GPA Requirements is 4.18. this makes it extremely difficult for an average students to get past this stage of application.
• Testing requirements (SAT and ACT); different Schools have their own cutoff score for SAT and ACT, but Harvard University average score for SAT and ACT is 1580 and 34 respectfully. ACT can fill in for SAT when an individual doesn’t have SAT result, so any of the above can fill in for the other.
  To stand out in getting Harvard admission, you should aim for the 75th percentile, with a 1580 SAT or a 35 ACT. You should also have a 4.18 GPA or higher. If your GPA is lower than this, you need to compensate with a higher SAT/ACT score.
• Application requirements; 2 letters of recommendation, application essays, and interviews.
• IELTS: 6.5-7.5, Abroad applicants, it’s very necessary to score this high in your IELTS exam.

If all this requirements are met, you have a high chance of been admitted into the Harvard University.