Harvard Students: Study in Canada Amid Visa Uncertainties!

The University of Toronto has just announced an exciting opportunity for international students from Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) who might be facing challenges re-entering the U.S. This agreement allows these students to continue their studies in Canada through UofT’s Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy!

Students impacted by U.S. visa uncertainties will have the chance to complete their HKS degree right from Toronto! They'll enjoy a blend of online and in-person courses offered by esteemed faculty from both Harvard and UofT. Sounds amazing, right?

As full-time, non-degree special students at the Munk School, they will have access to various co-curricular activities. Once they’ve fulfilled their program’s requirements, they’ll walk away with their master’s degree from HKS!

To join this program, interested students must apply for a Canadian study permit. But don’t worry, UofT assures that the presence of Harvard students won’t take away spots from local students.

Remember, students can also explore HKS Global, a program that marries online learning with physical classes worldwide.

This is a crucial move, especially as it’s the first time Harvard has rolled out an international contingency plan after changes by the US Department of Homeland Security affecting international student enrollment. So, if you’re affected by these changes, don’t hesitate to consider this fantastic opportunity!