Using Internet Explorer on Mac

Not on its own no. There is no version of internet explorer for Mac now.

You can however install Windows on your Mac either through Bootcamp, or with Virtualization software and use Internet Explorer that way.

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The short answer is no, but...

Internet Explorer for Mac was available up until 2003, when Microsoft quit supporting it. It those past fifteen years, a lot of changes have happened to Mac operating systems, and the likelihood of IE running anywhere near smoothly is pretty close to zero.

The ...but part is that you can install Windows on your Mac using Boot Camp and then run IE.

Here's a history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_for_Mac

No. IE hasn't been written for use on a Mac in years but if you were to install Windows on your Mac which is a major undertaking, then you could run IE.

The last version of Internet Explorer for Mac was discontinued over a decade ago. It wasn't bad, and was the only browser that shipped with my 2001 iBook G3. However, I think Microsoft gave up support after Apple started distributing Safari.

I still have it as an application copied over from several Setup Assistant transfers, but when I try to start it up it says that PowerPC applications are no longer supported.