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🚀 Three alumni graduate from NASA astronaut training. They’re now eligible for spaceflight assignments and encourage MIT students to apply for the next astronaut class!
In 2.679 (Electronics for Mechanical Systems II), mechanical engineering students imagine something they want to build, learn about electronic principles, and how to apply them to create mechanical systems through all stages of design, fabrication, and assembly.
Open your mind to the infinite possibilities of MIT...what will you discover?
Community + support
Office of Minority Education
Through programs like Mentor Advocate Partnership and Interphase EDGE, the OME supports academic excellence and community for underrepresented students at MIT.
Intercultural Engagement
As community builders, Intercultural Engagement provides support, advocacy and education to MIT’s diverse student populations. They offer educational and social opportunities for students and 70+ cultural/identity based student organizations.
SPXCE
SPXCE—pronounced “space”—is a community space run by Intercultural Engagement that encourages learning about personal identity, and is a place where healthy conversations about diversity, social justice, and belonging are not only encouraged, but celebrated.
LBGTQ+ Services
From student support and community-building to policy advocacy and programming, LBGTQ@MIT enhances the experiences of our active LBGTQ+ community.
what our students have to say
“My hall has come to represent much more than a dorm to me—it’s a living space that houses some of my most favorite memories, events, and people, and it’s an integral part of my MIT experience.”
–Cami ’23, Humanities and Engineering
“And then I came to MIT, and I realized that there was much more to the world than I thought there was.”
–Shuli ’22, MEng ’23, Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
“I had ten dorms to explore, a hundred activities to pursue, a thousand friends to meet, and infinite resources to discover.”
–Yuliya ’18, Linguistics and Political Science
