Harvard University

Campus

The campus of Harvard University is spread over 209 acres (85 ha). The main campus is situated in Cambridge, about three miles away from the northwest of downtown Boston. The main yard contains central halls like Massachusetts hall, libraries like Houghton, memorial church, University Hall. Harvard University has three campuses in Allston, Longwood, and has many research centers and libraries around the world like Italy, China.

Research

Harvard University is very famous for its high research activities, and it’s renowned for the doctoral programs in arts, medicine, engineering, science, etc. Harvard students are engaged in research activities across all the disciplines and make an outbreaking contribution in their fields. Students collude with renowned faculty and researchers whose work has been featured in magazines and has been granted prestigious awards.

Programs and Academic Groups

Harvard University provides 50 undergraduate degrees, 134 graduate and 32 professional degrees in sciences, engineering, arts, etc. They consist of academically strong alumni, staff, and researchers, who have won Nobel prizes and field medals. Harvard University is widely known for its highly qualified and globally celebrated student associations and societies, over 200 in number, that believe in mutual growth and equal participation.

Student Life

Harvard University provides gorgeous architecture, a lively urban campus, fantastic museums, dynamic communities, top-class libraries, and top-notch academics. To accommodate full-time scholars, Harvard University offers one of the best residential services involving well-furnished 10+ Apartments, 6 Residential Halls, and Hostels, open to a wide range of accommodating strengths.