At Harvard Business School, international students make up a significant portion of the student body, with a record 39% of the Class of 2025 being comprised of students from other countries. The majority of these international students come from India, with 104 students currently enrolled in the two-year MBA program. Following India, Canada and China are the next top countries that supply international MBA students to Harvard.
Among the 705 international candidates at Harvard Business School, representing 80 different countries, European countries such as the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy and Spain are major contributors to the international student population. This growth reflects the global diversity and reach of Harvard Business School as it continues to attract top talent from around the world.
In total, there are 705 international candidates out of the 2,024 MBA students at Harvard Business School. Among these nations, 22 provide double-digit numbers of students to the school. This increase in percentage of international students compared to previous years is a reflection of Harvard’s global appeal and its ability to attract diverse talent from all over the world.
