1, Social Analysis 10 1 (Social Analysis1kloc-0/): The current President of the United States is a visiting professor.
2. The art of reading A: Focus on literary and artistic works and explore the core concepts of culture, art and humanity.
3. Life System Science 20: Teach basic biological concepts and scientific methods, and introduce basic knowledge of cytology, biochemistry and genetics.
4. Cognition, Psychology and Life Sciences 10 1 (cognition, brain and behavior 22): Based on cognitive science, explore the psychological and physiological mechanism and cognitive process of human beings.
5. Social and Political Thought (10): Discuss the basic concepts and political philosophy of modern society and politics, including social justice, democracy and freedom.
6. Physical Science 10 1: Introduce the basic principles and concepts of physics, covering optics, thermodynamics, dynamics, quantum mechanics and other fields in physics.
7. Introduction to international relations: Introduce the basic concepts, theories and practices of international relations, and discuss issues such as international organizations, diplomatic relations and national security.
Harvard University
Harvard University is one of the top private research universities in the world, founded in 1636, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. Its predecessor can be traced back to the new college founded by 1636, and it is one of the earliest institutions of higher education in the United States. Harvard University has a huge campus, with 12 colleges and specialized schools such as Harvard Business School, Harvard Law School and Harvard Medical School, providing quality education resources for more than 20,000 undergraduates and graduate students.
Harvard University's education quality, resources and reputation are extremely high. It is one of the Ivy League schools in the United States, alongside Princeton University, Yale University, Columbia University, Brown University, Cornell University and the University of Pennsylvania. Harvard University has always been a pioneer in international education, and has cultivated many outstanding alumni, including the first American President George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, famous physicist Einstein, anthropologist Van De Burg, writer james baldwin and many other celebrities.