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Subjects by Course Number

MIT course numbers (and abbreviations) refer to courses of study leading to specific academic degrees and, by extension, to the departments or programs awarding those degrees.

Information about MIT subjects, including content, prerequisites, credit units, and instructors, is available at MIT Subject Listing and Schedule, available through WebSIS, MIT's Student Information System.

Clicking on the links below will take you directly to the WebSIS listings:

Course 1   Civil and Environmental Engineering

Course 2   Mechanical Engineering

Course 3   Materials Science and Engineering

Course 4   Architecture

Course 5   Chemistry

Course 6   Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Course 7   Biology

Course 8   Physics

Course 9   Brain and Cognitive Sciences

Course 10   Chemical Engineering

Course 11   Urban Studies and Planning

Course 12   Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences

Course 13   Ocean Engineering

Course 14   Economics

Course 15   Management

Course 16   Aeronautics and Astronautics

Course 17   Political Science

Course 18   Mathematics

Course 20   Biological Engineering

Course 21A   Anthropology

Course 21F   Foreign Languages and Literatures

Course 21H   History

Course 21L   Literature

Course 21M   Music and Theater Arts

Course 21W   Writing and Humanistic Studies

Course 21   Humanities

Course 22   Nuclear Science and Engineering

Course 24   Linguistics and Philosophy

Course CMS   Comparative Media Studies

Course CSB   Computational and Systems Biology

Course ESD   Engineering Systems Division

Course HST   Health Sciences and Technology

Course MAS   Media Arts and Sciences

PBS   Project-based Subjects

ROTC   ROTC Programs

SP   Special Programs

Course STS   Science, Technology, and Society

SWE   Engineering School-Wide Electives