哈佛大学英文简介.ppt

Harvard UniversityOutlineBy Yang Zunli2Part ⅡⅡApplication&CoursePart ⅠⅠLocationHistoryLandmarksBy Zhao ZhiyongPart ⅢⅢHarvard Business SchoolBy Zheng ZhipengPart ⅣⅣCore curriculumBy Qin Meng3Registered name:      The President and Fellows of Harvard College Located :the United States city of Cambridge, in Boston, Massachusetts 6163617801865196620071639Cambridge CollegeHarvard CollegeHarvard University1st Woman PresidentHistory1869-1909USA Founded in 1776First Harvard, and then there is the United States Drew Gilpin Faust Touch the shining Toe：：you will have good luckWhat is “the three lies”?2. Harvard College was not found by John Harvard, but named after him.1. Since there are no known portraits of John Harvard, French used a student as a model.3. The college was founded in 1636, not 1638. There are many places which are worth visiting, let me introduce you some simply.built to commemorate Harvard students died in the First World War in 1932 Memorial ChurchWidener library30,000 square meters 3 million books Its name comes from the Harry Elkins Widener , who died in the famous Titanic cruise ship sank. Sever HallThe red-brick building Sever Hall has a three-storey, while the fourth layer is hidden in the roof inside. The use of red brick rather than stone architectural style is known as Richardson's Roman architectural style. Emerson HallHarvard University Department of philosophy building Wigglesworth HouseBill Gates used to live here. In a Harvard dormitory, it is the second largest Memorial HallMemorial Hall was built to commemorate Harvard alumni in the American War of Independence. Built from 1865 to 1868, it cost $ 370,000, accounted for one twentieth of the Harvard total donations then. Memorial Hall has the following features:The Sanders Theatre is mainly used as a large auditorium and concert hall. There are 1,166 seats Annenberg Hall houses a vast collection of paintings, sculpture and stained glass. The hall is now used as a dining facility for first year students and is sometimes made available for other University and Community events. South wallNorth wall Lincoln (1809-1865) George Foster Hodges (1837-1862) and William Townsend Hodges (died 1865),  Thomas Crawford Massachusetts Colonial lawyer and political leader William Wetmore Story President of Harvard 1829-1845 Speaker: Yang ZunliApplication & Course Application RequirementsØ Application Ø$75 Application Fee or WaiverØHarvard SupplementØSAT or ACT Ø2 SAT Subject Tests ØSecondary School Report and Mid-year School Report ØTwo Teacher Evaluations19Application TimelineTimeWhat we should do ?SpringBegin taking the required tests.Fallsend your Common Application and $75  fee.November 1Final Deadline for all Early Action application materials.Early Nov. Last acceptable testing date for Early Action consideration.Mid Dec.Early Action decisions will be released and begin to evaluation of Regular Decision applications.January 1Final Deadline for all Regular Decision application materials.Late Jan.-Mid Feb.Last SAT testing date for candidatesMarch 1Financial Aid DeadlineLate March-Early AprilDecisions MailedMay 1Reply date for admitted students20Application TableCost of Attendance for 2012 – 2013  Tuition$37,576Health Services Fee$930Student Services Fee$2,360Room$8,366Board$5,264Subtotal$54,496Estimated Personal Expenses$3,454Estimated Travel Costs$0-$5,000Total billed and unbilled costs$57,950 - $62,95022A Brief Profile of the Admitted Class of 2016StudentsTotalApplicants34,303Admitted2,076Matriculates1,665Yield80.2%Admitted from the Waiting List46Average Financial Aid Package for Freshman Scholarship Holders 2012-2013 Total Budget$59,800Parents' Contribution$12,100 (20%)Student Assets & Summer Work$1,300 (2%)Harvard, Federal & Outside Scholarships$44,250 (74%)Job Offer$2,150 (4%)Choosing Courses for College•English Literature  ‌•Foreign Language   •History   •‌Research & Writing  •‌Mathematics •Science Undergraduate Research•SEAS Teaching Labs• Program for Research in Science and Engineering (PRISE)•Research Experience for Undergraduates•Harvard College Office for Undergraduate Research•Harvard Fellowships Office•The Harvard Undergraduate Research Journal  Thank you !    Zheng ZhipengHarvard Business SchoolHistory  Founded in 1908, HBS started with 59 students.innovated the case method of research and teaching in 1920moved from the Cambridge side of the Charles River to its present location in Allston (part of Boston) in 1926 Women were first admitted to its regular two-year Master in BusinessAdministration (MBA) program with the Class of 1965.MBA program     HBS offers a two-year full-time MBA program, which consists of one year of mandatory courses (Required Curriculum) and one year of unrestricted course selection (Elective Curriculum).The Required Curriculum two semestersThe first semester focuses primarily on the internal aspects of the companyand includes the courses Technology and Operations Management, Marketing, Financial Reporting and Control, Leadership and Organizational Behaviour, and Finance I. The second semester focuses on the external aspects and includes the courses Business, Government, and the International Economy, Strategy, The Entrepreneurial Manager, Negotiations, Finance II, and Leadership and Corporate Accountability.MBA programThe Elective Curriculumchosen from among 96 coursesa field study or independent student research project in lieu of a class Field studies allow students to work together in a team closely with faculty members to launch a product, develop a new business, or research a real world issue. Independent student research projects provide an opportunity for a student to work with a faculty member to develop deep insights on a particular topic of interest.underlying the successThe Case MethodIntroduced to business education in 1925 by HBS faculty, the case method is a powerful interactive learning process that brings the complex and dynamic realities of business analysis and decision making into the classroom.underlying the successPioneering ResearchThe School's research budget of over $70 million is entirely self-funded.to ensure objectivityto provide faculty with the freedom and flexibility to pursue novel and innovative lines of investigationEach academic year, the faculty authors or co-authors about thirty-five books, produces more than 300 academic papers, and writes a broad array of articles for general business publications.underlying the successCloseness to PracticeCase studies replicate actual business situations Research at HBS is firmly grounded in knowledge of business processes and unconstrained by the boundaries of academic disciplines.In addition to being leaders in their academic fields, many of HBS’s faculty also have hands-on business experience.underlying the successInternational ScopeThe School maintains a network of global centers and offices in key cities around the world.About 35 percent of our MBA students and over 60 percent of our executive education participants are from nations other than the U.S.Twenty-five percent of cases produced by faculty each year deal explicitly with international business issues.underlying the successA Vital Residential CommunityHBS is the only top business school in the United States with a self-contained, residential campus that forms its own vibrant community in the heart of one of the world's great cities.underlying the successExceptional ResourcesDue to the generosity of its alumni as well as the continuing success of its own operations, HBS has exceptional flexibility in meeting the needs of its educational and research activities.ThanksThanksLecturer: Qin MengCore Curriculum colleges•graduate colleges:•faculty of art and sciences(文理学院)•harvard  business school(商学院)•harvard law school（法学院）•harvard medical school•graduate school of design•graduate school of education•harvard school of dental medicine•harvard divinity school•harvard school of public health•john.f kennedy school of government•division of continuing education40collegesAcademia peaceful revolution:propose of core curriculum• Henry Rosovsky  pointed the messy of the courses.•Harvard University determined to design undergraduate courses.Core Curriculum•the Core Curriculum rests on the conviction that every Harvard graduate should be broadly educated, as well as trained in a particular academic specialty or concentration. Core Curriculum•It assumes that students need some guidance in achieving this goal, and that the faculty has an obligation to direct them toward the knowledge, intellectual skills, and habits of thought that are the hallmarks of educated men and women.Henry Rosovsky，，1927•After years of research and planning, in 1978, puts forward the Core Curriculum Report "(Harvard Report on the Core Curriculum)core curriculum• not only by the professional academic training, but also must be widely general education.•a critical appreciation of the major approaches to knowledge.five standards of educated person•to be able to understand and think about moral and ethical problems.•to be in-depth study in a certain area of knowledge.•to be able to clear and effective thinking and writing.five standards of educated person•to be  ciritically understanding of nature,society,and humans.•to be able to understand  the formation of the future of other regions and other period in the history of culture.•University of honor, not the number of its school buildings and, while it is the quality of people from generation to generation. ten categories in the six fields•Foreign culture•History(A,B)•Literature and art(A,B,C)•Moral reasoning•Science(A,B)•Social analysisforeign culture•India social politics•the change of Contemporary Middle East•Power and religious•German culture•Islam religion and culture•South American civilization•The great cultural revolution (China)•Tiananmen Square•China's family, marriage, kinship relationship: a century of changehistory•The contemporary world international conflict•East Asian cultural traditions and transformation: China•East Asian cultural traditions and change: Japan•Contemporary of China's continuity and change•Cross DongZhengJun period)•French revolution: cause, process and result•American civil war: 1861-1865•French decline and Renaissance (1934-1946)literature and art•King Arthur •The medieval knight romantic•East Asian cultural traditions and change: Japan•Poems, the poet and poetry anthology•Basic novel: Latin American national romanticism•Shakespeare and early drama•American identity•Opera, music and drama •Music world: AfricaMoral Reasoning•Modernism and extremism•Justice•Ethics and international relations•Inference and evaluation•Confucius humanistic: self coursework and moral sharing•Shakespeare and early drama•American identityScience•Dynamics and energy •The theory of relativity and quantum physics•Astronomy outlook•Dynamic Earth •biological evolution•American identity•Human Behavioral Biology •The earth's environment and resourcesSocial Analysis•economic theory•About the concept of human nature•Religion and modernization: cultural revolution and secularism•American society and public policy•revolution•Biological, culture and human development•Personal and social responsibility: social psychology outlookStudents coursework requirements•Coursework subject:     in six areas ten categories, students can    depend on their respective major in, can    advanced standing two kinds.   Homework assignments and exams:     because the different subject and professors ,  usually require two reports, or two quizzes, or a report a quiz,plus the mid-term and final exams.Examples•Justicethe scence of classthe scence of class•That's all,thank you!。