Harvard University

The academic year tuition fee for a Ed.M. course at HGSE is around INR 54.4 L for students looking to pursue it on a full-time basis (offline). Students looking to pursue the course on a part-time/online basis can expect tuition costs of around INR 27.5 L.

The tuition fee at HGSE varies greatly & depends on the course & specialisation students opt to pursue.

The Harvard tuition fee ranges between 27.2 L-55 L for a 10-month academic year. Students may also incur some other costs linked with living in Cambridge such as rent, food, utilities, insurance, travel & other personal/miscellaneous expenses that must be taken into account when planning for studies.

A degree from Harvard attracts the attention of the best public & private organizations across the globe. Harvard graduates are always in demand to due to their industry-ready nature & are paid handsomely for their services, with median salaries being around USD 70,000 (around INR 61.2 L).

HGSE is a part of the renowned Harvard University & is a popular destination among international students looking to pursue respective studies from abroad.

The institute is ranked #8 for the best education institutions in the United States by a prominent university ranking platform.

The Harvard Education School is known to offer a range of PG & doctoral courses to students in the field of education.

The most prominent course offered at the institute is its Master's in Education (Ed.M.) program that can be pursued in multiple streams including Education Leadership, Policy, Human Development, Design & Innovation & Teaching.

The Harvard Graduate School of Education is known for providing access to world class educational courses, research facilities & best-in class faculty from all parts of the university.

Further graduates of the institute are very much in demand to some of the best MNC's in the US & worldwide.

The HGSE aims to: “help students & alumni engage in personal growth, professional development & exploration of different career paths with a commitment to cultural inclusion & diversity”.

To be accepted by Harvard University, you must complete the Common Application or Coalition Application. Your high school transcript with a GPA of over 4.0 and standardized test scores, such as SAT (1460-1580) or ACT (34-36), must be submitted. Personal essays and two letters of recommendation are also required. Mind deadlines: November 1 for Early Action or January 1 for Regular Decision. Harvard seeks candidates who have high academic success, leadership ability, and diverse backgrounds, so emphasizing these aspects in your application is important.