Harvard Empire

Author: Zhu Guohong
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book introduces the management model of Harvard University, educational reforms in various periods, academic divisions, curriculum design, teaching characteristics, and the student-faculty situation. The author observes Harvard through the lens of a scholar: How did Harvard become a super "empire"? This university, which holds a series of titles in the United States, such as the oldest university, the one with the largest library, the one that has produced the most U.S. presidents, the one with the most Nobel laureates, the wealthiest university, and the one with a rich tradition and modernity of housing a large number of world-class scientists and social scientists, provides a comprehensive dissection of the entire "Harvard empire." It allows the world to understand the "Harvard empire"—this top-tier institution that Harvard people are proud of and from which the best students worldwide dream of studying.