Harvard University has 48 Nobel Prize winners. There are 57 Nobel Prize winners in Oxford University. MIT has 78 Nobel Prize winners.
Harvard University was founded in 1636, earlier than the founding of the United States 140 years. It is the first university in American history and one of the most influential universities in the world. * * * has trained eight American presidents, 48 Nobel Prize winners and countless business, financial and scientific giants.
If you leave Harvard University, you can go directly to MIT. The two open schools are very close and have no walls, so there is no obvious boundary between them.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology was founded in 1865, initially in Boston, and moved to its current location in 196 1. It is world-famous for training outstanding engineers, and is known as "the world's first university of science and technology". Up to now, nearly 80 Nobel Prize winners have studied or worked in schools. It has a long reputation and is a dream place for science and engineering students all over the world.
The history of Oxford University can be traced back to the end of 12 century, and it has been nine centuries. For nine centuries, Oxford University has been a top institution in Britain and even the world. Oxford University and Cambridge University are commonly referred to as "Niu Jian". They are the oldest and most famous universities in Britain. If you count all the people at school (including graduates, teachers, researchers, etc. ), there are 57 Nobel Prize winners in Oxford.