2. Social sciences: anthropology, history and literature, sociology and psychology.
3. Science: applied mathematics, astrophysics, chemistry and physics, biochemistry and molecular biology.
4. Business administration: finance and economics, architectural archaeology, biochemistry, theology, natural science, engineering, social science, biological science and clinical medicine.
Introduction to Harvard University
Harvarduniversity is a private university located in Cambridge, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. It is a member of the Ivy League school. It was established by the colonial legislature of Massachusetts in 1636.
1639, 13 In March, the organization was founded by a pastor John who graduated from Cambridge University in England. The name of Harvard was named Harvard College, which was renamed Harvard University on 1780.
Harvard University enjoys the reputation, wealth and influence of the world's top universities. Known as the think tank of the American government, its business school case teaching is also well known.