Harvard may conjure up images of ivy-covered walls and grassy quads -- but with eleven schools, multiple allied institutions, and a presence in sixteen countries, Harvard reaches well beyond the banks of the Charles River in Massachusetts.
Our three campuses in the greater Boston area make up our primary business locations.
The Cambridge Campus
Best known is our Cambridge campus, with its green spaces, walled gardens, intricate brick walkways, and landmark buildings. Nearby Harvard Square is a lively complement to the sophisticated urban setting. The Cambridge campus includes:
- Harvard College
- Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
- Harvard Divinity School
- Harvard Design School
- Harvard Division of Continuing Education
- Harvard Graduate School of Education
- Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
- Harvard Kennedy School
- Harvard Law School
- Harvard Radcliffe Institute
- Harvard Art and Science Museums
Many central administrative units that provide support across the university are also located in Cambridge, such as:
- Alumni Affairs & Development
- Offices of the Executive Vice President
- Office of the General Counsel
- Harvard Public Affairs & Communications
The Allston Campus
Just across the river is our expanding Allston campus. At its heart are the Harvard Business School, historic Harvard Stadium, the Harvard Innovation Labs, and the newly opened Science and Engineering Complex.
The Longwood Campus
A few miles further into Boston is the Longwood Campus, an international center for biomedical research and medical education that is home to:
To learn more about the work we are doing at each school and department, visit the Our Mission and Culture page.