The World at Harvard

Whether based in an academic department, at one of dozens of multidisciplinary research centers, or as part of an international collaboration, the research and teaching done at Harvard is global by its very nature, reaching nearly every country in the world. Meanwhile, scholars and students from all over the world come to Harvard by the thousands, vastly enriching the University community. More than a quarter of our students hail from outside the United States, and Harvard consistently hosts more international scholars than any other American university.

 

Visit the links below to learn more about internationally focused programming here on campus.

Harvard's campus-based international research centers promote interdisciplinary research and education about every region of the world, and on globally important topics.

From Afrikaans to Vietnamese and Arabic to Zulu, Harvard offers instruction in more than 80 languages

Harvard's students have founded and manage hundreds of organizations at both the School and University level, including many that support international students or work on topics of worldwide concern.

Worldwide Week at Harvard showcases the remarkable breadth of Harvard’s global engagement.