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The Sheffield School innovated with an undergraduate course offering science and mathematics as well as economics, English, geography, history, modern languages, philology and political science.
- 1847–1956
- Private
Learn about the history and functions of the Sheffield Scientific School, a former division of the Yale College that merged with the Yale Scientific School in 1956. The School promotes the study of the physical, natural, and mathematical sciences at Yale and reviews its educational activities with a Board of administrators and faculty.
the Sheffield Scientific School resumes its original function of graduate level instruction in science. Undergraduate courses for a Bachelor of Science transferred t o Yale College. Undergraduate courses for a Bachelor of Science in industrial administration transferred to the School of Engineering
Learn how the Sheffield Scientific School, one of the first to integrate chemistry, physics, and liberal arts, was founded in 1847 and became part of Yale College in 1945. Discover its legacy in the sciences, social structure, and campus culture, and see how it influenced the modern Yale Scientific Magazine.
The Sheffield Scientific School — originally called the Yale Scientific School and informally “the Sheff” — was established in 1854, with the School of Applied Chemistry, formed in 1846, as its foundation. The Lawrence Scientific School, predecessor to the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, was founded in 1847. By the ...
View full image. These days, all Yale undergraduates work toward bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degrees. But from 1852 to 1931, the university granted another undergraduate degree—the bachelor of philosophy (PhB), a three-year course of study in the Sheffield Scientific School.
The Yale Scientific School named the Sheffield Scientific School, in recognition of "the most considerable benefaction, which Yale College has received from any one man from its foundation." Jul 25 1861: First Doctor of Philosophy degrees awarded in the United States to three graduates. 1861: Mory's founded. Jul 28 1863
