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Ridhi

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Harvard usually admits around 1,900 applicants each year and acceptance rate usually falls under 5%  pointing to extremely selective admission criteria of the university. Enrollment trends from over the past few years can be checked out from the table given below:

Class of 

Number of Applications Received 

Number of Students Accepted 

Harvard University Acceptance Rate 

2029 (estimated) 

53,700 

1,950 

3.6% 

2028 

54,008 

1,970 

3.6% 

2027 

56,937 

1,966 

3.4% 

2026 

61,220 

1,954 

3.2% 

2025 

57,435 

1,968 

3.4% 

2024 

40,248 

1,980 

4.9% 

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Ridhi

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Harvard Univ acceptance rate usually stays under 5%. For class of 2029 Harvard received around 53,700 applications from prospective students. Whereas no. of students admitted stood at approximately 1950 suggesing that Harvard acceptance rate 2025 stands at 3.63% meaning that out of every 100 students who apply to university's admission process around 3-4 students are likely to be offered admission.

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Harvard University always serves for the safety of its students. Harvard University in collaboration with Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) provides safety, security, and health to all the international students. 

The Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) provides important information about safety and security on the Harvard campus. If any emergency arises on-campus, students can call (617) 495-1212 or use a blue light phone to reach the Harvard University Police Department. 

Please Note: Blue Light Phones are police assistance phones available at various outdoor locations throughout the campus. 

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Undergraduate or First year students at Harvard University who decides to move off-campus after living in a House community, they will be affiliated with Dudley from that point. This Dudley Community will provide strong support to students in terms of advising, resources, and personal support. 

Some of the facilities provided by the Harvard University for off-campus students are: 

  • Borrowing privileges at Harvard libraries 

  • Services through Harvard University Health Services 

  • Advising and academic support 

  • Student discounts 

  • Support from Harvard University Information Technology  

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Kanishka Gambhir

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The alumni of Mass Communication & Media Courses at Harvard University are widespread in many industries related to media. Some of the top industries in which these alumni work are: 

Mass Communication & Media Courses at Harvard University Notable Alumni 

 Top Industries  

Profession 

Jill Abramson 

Newspapers & Print Media 

Former executive editor of The New York Times 

Melissa Block 

Broadcast Journalism / Television News 

 

Host of NPR's All Things Considered 

Andrew Sullivan  

Digital Media & Online Journalism 

Blogger, journalist 

William Randolph Hearst 

Publishing & Editorial Management 

Businessman, newspaper publisher, politician 

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Harvard University is considered as one of the top universities in the USA as well as in the world. The university is ranked excellently by the top-ranking organizations for its Mass Communication & Media Courses 

Some of the top subject rankings are mentioned in the table below: 

Top Ranking Organizations 

Rank 

Arts and Humanities (QS Subject Rankings 2025) 

#1 

Mass Communication & Media (Shiksha Popularity Ranking) 

#1 

Arts and Humanities (U.S. News & World Report) 

#4 

Arts and Humanities (THE Subject Rankings 2025) 

#5 

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The Digital Media Design master's degree program covers a broad range of digital media design topics which further open valuable opportunities for the Harvard graduates. Mentioned below are some of the jobs titles available for Digital Media Design graduates are: 

  • UX Developer 

  • Vice President, Product Design 

  • Senior Digital Product Manager 

  • Associate Creative Director 

  • Front End Developer 

  • Marketing Manager 

  • Principal Software Architect 

Top companies who hire the graduates of Digital Media Design program are as follow: 

  • Deloitte 

  • Google 

  • Microsoft 

  • Amazon 

  • Dana-Farber Cancer Institut

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Digital Media Design is an evolving degree programme that is in high demand in various industries across media. Some of the skills students gain from this course at Harvard University are Web Design and Development, Multimedia Production, Content Development and Mobile App Development. Digital Media Design graduates from Harvard University have been valuable employees in a wide range of industries. Some of the industries in which these graduates work are: 

  • Media and Communication 

  • Arts and Design 

  • Information Technology 

  • Media Production 

  • Publishing 

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Top Industries where Harvard Mass Communication & Media graduates work are: 

Top Industries 

Percentage 

Media & Communication 

43.15% 

Business Development 

24.78% 

Education 

14.63% 

Arts & Design 

9.79% 

Research 

7.65% 

Graduates from Harvard Mass Communication & Media Courses have been placed in high positions in top companies. Some of the top companies where these graduates work are: 

Top Campanies 

Percentage 

Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism 

13.16% 

Harvard University 

10.53% 

The New York Times 

7.89% 

CNBC 

7.89% 

New York University 

7.89% 

The Associated Press 

5.26% 

Vox Media 

5.26% 

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