Faculty

Professors Andrew Scott and Adèle Naudé Santos review a student's work. Photo: Judith M. Daniels/SA+P
The school employs a faculty of over 130 people, with a faculty-to-student ratio of roughly one-to-seven. Their interests reach into nearly every domain of design activity, including:
The Built Environment
design; building technology; housing + real estate
The Social Environment
public policy + governance; regional + international development; urban + community development; environmental sustainability
The Intellectual Environment
art; history + theory; learning + cognition
The Virtual Environment
design + computation; interactive media
Their expertise ranges from the ecology of construction and ubiquitous computing environments to community psychology, artificial intelligence, commercial mortgage credit risk, performance art, housing economics, Islamic art and architecture, wearable computers, urban social theory, landscape photography and biomimetic robots. Just for starters.
They repeatedly win impressive numbers of awards for their work and regularly publish books that expand the boundaries of their disciplines. They also consistently win prestigious prizes for their contributions to teaching.
For lists of current faculty, consult the appropriate division:
Resources for Faculty
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MIT Links
- Orientation for New Faculty
- Help with Relocation for New Faculty
- MIT Medical | Personal Assistance Program
- Certificates for Secure Web Services
- Personnel Policy Manual
- Policies and Procedures
- Faculty Family Policies
- Faculty Newsletter
- MIT Faculty Resources
- Ombuds Office
- Job Opportunites
- Division of Student Life
SA+P Links
- SA+P Organizational Chart
- Dean's Office Organizational Chart
- Architecture Department Organizational Chart
- Program in Art, Culture, and Technology
- Center for Advanced Urbanism
- Center for Real Estate
- Urban Studies and Planning Organizational Chart
- Media Lab Organizational Chart
- Submitting material for the PLAZmA Digital Gallery
- Appointments and promotions handbook (Contact Martha Collins)