FORTHCOMING
TOUR de SHASS 2021
Be your whole self at MIT.
Meet the professors and explore MIT's humanistic fields! Before the 2021 virtual event, take a sneak preview of the fields.
On the day of the Tour, you can click any field photo below to join a Virtual Booth — a Zoom room where faculty, staff, and students will be waiting to answer your questions.
Once you have visited that field, return to this page and click on another photo to tour that field. Spend as much or as little time as you’d like in each Virtual Booth; the folks in the Zoom rooms expect you to jump in-and-out during the two-hour tour.
THE VIRTUAL BOOTHS GO LIVE FOR THE 2021 TOUR DE SHASS
Before the 2021 event, take a sneak preview of the fields.
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| Writing |
Anthropology | Comparative Media Studies |
Digital Humanities |
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| Economics |
Global Languages | History | Interdisciplinary Programs/Joint Majors |
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| Linguistics |
Literature | Music | Philosophy |
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Political Science
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Science, Technology, and Society |
Theater Arts |
Women's and Gender Studies |
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Download the 2020 SHASSPort Interactive guide to MIT's humanities, arts, and social science fields |
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Suggested Links
The Power of the Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences at MIT
100% of MIT undergraduates study the humanities, arts, and social sciences. The perspectives on the world and the capacity for critical thinking, judgment, creativity, well-being, and citizenship cultivated by these disciplines are hallmarks of an MIT education.
Undergraduate Studies at MIT
The HASS Requirement at MIT
TOUR de SHASS 2020 Welcome Page
Download the 2020 SHASSPORT
Your interactive guide to MIT's humanities, arts, and social science fields
"Humanity faces urgent challenges — challenges whose solutions depend on marrying advanced technical and scientific capabilities with a deep understanding of the world's political, cultural, and economic complexities."
— L. RAFAEL REIF, PRESIDENT OF MIT