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We’ll look at twelve catalogs, starting from the 1865–66 catalog, then catalogs every 15 years until 1940–41. From there, we’ll look at catalogs every 10 years until we reach 2000–01. We’ll end with some concluding notes, including how catalogs have changed since the 2000s.
The MIT Course Catalogue, also referred to as the MIT Bulletin and the MIT Course Catalog, is a rich source of information on the courses and programs that have made the Massachusetts Institute of Technology the major institution it is today. This collection contains the Catalogues from 1865 to 2005.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT ) Course Catalogs have been issued since the first year classes were offered at MIT beginning in 1865 and continue to the present (2016). The MIT Course Catalog is currently published each August by the MIT Reference Publications Office.
The world knows MIT for its pioneering research and innovative graduates. But from the very beginning, MIT has also offered a distinctive form of education, deeply informed by science and technology and founded on hands-on research, real-world problem solving, and a commitment to "learning by doing."
A Bulletin of general information about the Institute, Its government, staff, regulations, requirements for admission, facilities, and both undergraduate and graduate courses of instruction. Includes three appendices: student aid and prizes; directory of honorary secretaries; student housing.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Bulletin, General Catalogue Issue 1959-1960. Includes information about the Institute; its government; staff; regulations; requirements for admission; facilities; and courses of instruction for both undergraduate and graduate students.
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The General Catalogue Issue for the Centennial Year 1960-1961. Includes an index to members of the staff, an alphabetical list of subjects and alphabetical index; this issue also includes a campus directory and two appendices: student aid and prizes; student housing. Digitized from microfiche copies.
