Appendix B
Number of Women Students by Course and Year

October 4, 2002

  Year Total   Doctoral  
  Under-   Master/   Non-   Total   Grand Course
Course     2 3 4 5 grads   Eng. Reg. Res. Spec'l. Grads   Total Number
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING
  Architecture, IV     10 20 10 2 42   62 22 6 3 93   135 IV
  Urban Studies and Planning, XI     3 2 1 - 6   80 16 12 2 110   116 XI
  Program in Media Arts and Sciences, MAS     - - - - -   16 18 - - 34   34 MAS
       
Total     13 22 11 2 48   158 56 18 5 237   285 Total
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
  Aeronautics and Astronautics, XVI     - - - - -   37 14 - 1 52   52 XVI
  Program in Aeorspace Engineering, XVI-1     18 16 19 - 53   - - - - -   53 XVI-1
  Program in Aeorspace Eng. Information Technology, XVI-2     2 7 2 - 11   - - - - -   11 XVI-2
  Chemical Engineering, X     33 27 28 1 89   25 41 - - 66   155 X
  Chemical Engineering, X-C     - - 1 - 1   - - - - -   1 X-C
  Civil and Environmental Engineering, I     - - - - -   64 21 - 2 87   87 I
  Civil and Environmental Engineering, I-C     10 8 7 - 25   - - - - -   25 I-C
  Civil and Environmental Engineering, I-E     7 9 11 - 27   - - - - -   27 I-E
  Civil and Environmental Engineering, I-W (Woods Hole)     - - - - -   - 4 - - 4   4 I-W
  Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, VI     - - - - -   41 80 - 2 123   123 VI
    Program 1 - Electrical Science and Engineering     8 9 13 3 33   - - - - -   33 VI-1
    Program 2 - Electrical Engineering and Computer Science     42 47 34 5 128   - - - - -   128 VI-2
    Program 3 - Computer Science and Engineering     18 19 36 4 77   - - - - -   77 VI-3
  Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, VI-P (M.Eng.)     - - - - -   51 - - - 51   51 VI-P
  Electrical Eng and Computer Science, VI-PA (M.Eng., Internship)     - - - - -   3 - - - 3   3 VI-PA
    Program 1 - Electrical Science and Engineering     - - 3 - 3   - - - - -   3 VI-1A
    Program 2 - Electrical Engineering and Computer Science     - 3 6 1 10   - - - - -   10 VI-2A
    Program 3 - Computer Science and Engineering     - - 2 - 2   - - - - -   2 VI-3A
  Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, VI-W (Woods Hole)     - - - - -   - 1 - - 1   1 VI-W
  Materials Science and Engineering, III     13 1 4 1 19   40 25 - 3 68   87 III
  Materials Science and Engineering, III-A     - 2 - - 2   - - - - -   2 III-A
  Materials Science and Engineering, III-B (Internship)     4 14 12 1 31   - - - - -   31 III-B
  Materials Science and Engineering, III-C     - 1 - 1 2   - - - - -   2 III-C
  Mechanical Engineering, II     27 14 27 2 70   47 23 - - 70   140 II
  Mechanical Engineering, II-A     7 5 1 2 15   - - - - -   15 II-A
  Mechanical Engineering, II-B (Internship)     - - 2 - 2   - - - - -   2 II-B
  Nuclear Engineering, XXII     2 3 2 1 8   6 22 - - 28   36 XXII
  Ocean Engineering, XIII     3 3 3 - 9   8 4 - - 12   21 XIII
  Ocean Engineering, XIII-W (Woods Hole)     - - - - -   - 2 - - 2   2 XIII-W
  Naval Construction and Engineering, XIII-A     - - - - -   2 - - - 2   2 XIII-A
  Biological Engineering Division, BE     - - - - -   6 46 - - 52   52 BE
  Engineering Systems Division, ESD     - - - - -   34 6 - 1 41   41 ESD
  System Design and Management, SDM     - - - - -   6 - - - 6   6 SDM
       
Total     194 188 213 22 617   370 289 - 9 668   1,285 Total
SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES, ARTS, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
  Economics, XIV     13 10 16 3 42   - 34 7 - 41   83 XIV
  History, XXI-H     - - 1 1 2   - - - - -   2 XXI-H
  Literature, XXI-L     - - 2 - 2   - - - - -   2 XXI-L
  Music and Theater Arts, XXI-M     - 1 - - 1   - - - - -   1 XXI-M
  Writing and Humanistic Studies, XXI-W     - 2 1 - 3   4 - - - 4   7 XXI-W
  Humanities, XXI     - - 2 - 2   - - - - -   2 XXI
  Humanities and Engineering, XXI-E     1 - 1 - 2   - - - - -   2 XXI-E
  Humanities and Science, XXI-S     - - 1 - 1   - - - - -   1 XXI-S
  Linguistics and Philosophy, XXIV     - 3 1 - 4   - 29 2 1 32   36 XXIV
  Political Science, XVII     7 - 2 2 11   3 24 4 - 31   42 XVII
  Program in Comparative Media Studies, XXI-CMS     - - - - -   11 - - 1 12   12 XXI-CMS
  Program in Science, Technology, and Society, STS     - - - - -   - 15 - - 15   15 STS
       
Total     21 16 27 6 70   18 102 13 2 135   205 Total
SLOAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
  Management, XV     43 33 32 6 114   182 27 - 1 210   324 XV
  Management Fellows, XV-A     - - - - -   5 - - - 5   5 XV-A
  Operations Research, OR     - - - - -   5 11 - 1 17   17 OR
       
Total     43 33 32 6 114   192 38 - 2 232   346 Total
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
  Biology, VII     64 48 70 2 184   - 109 - 5 114   298 VII
  Biology, VII-A     1 1 2 - 4   - - - - -   4 VII-A
  Biology, VII-W (Woods Hole)     - - - - -   - 22 - - 22   22 VII-W
  Brain and Cognitive Sciences, IX     26 25 26 - 77   - 22 - 1 23   100 IX
  Chemistry, V     21 11 15 - 47   - 76 4 1 81   128 V
  Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, XII     5 5 7 - 17   4 20 - - 24   41 XII
  Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, XII-W (Woods Hole)     - - - - -   1 33 - - 34   34 XII-W
  Mathematics, XVIII     26 16 18 1 61   1 29 - 1 31   92 XVIII
  Mathematics with Computer Science, XVIII-C     1 5 6 1 13   - - - - -   13 XVIII-C
  Physics, VIII     13 13 13 1 40   2 29 - 2 33   73 VIII
  Physics, VIII-A     2 3 - - 5   - - - - -   5 VIII-A
       
Total     159 127 157 5 448   8 340 4 10 362   810 Total
WHITAKER COLLEGE of Health Sciences and Technology
  Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, HST     - - - - -   4 107 - 4 115   115 HST
Center for Advanced Educational Services, CAES     - - - - -   - - - 7 7   7 CAES
Undesignated Sophomores     3 - - - 3   - - - - -   3 UND
First Year   425 - - - - 425   - - - - -   425 First Year
Special Undergraduate -- No Course 2   - - - - 2   - - - - -   2 Special-NC
Grand Total 2 425 433 386 440 41 1,727   750 932 35 39 1,756   3,483 Grand Total

 

return to top
Table of Contents