The University of Toronto, Canada, will admit graduate and master's students from Harvard whose visas the USA will not extend. This was stated by the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto, writes UNN.
This autumn, the Munk School will be able to host international master's and PhD students returning for their second year of study at Harvard University's Kennedy School if they are unable to remain in or re-enter the United States due to visa restrictions.
It is noted that this arrangement will allow international Harvard students to "maintain academic momentum and community." "These students will take a mix of courses taught by Harvard faculty (both online and in person) and University of Toronto faculty," the Canadian university said.
While in Canada, American students "will have full access to a wide array of extracurricular activities and student life experiences."
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Harvard University is negotiating with other universities regarding the temporary placement of international students who are banned from entering the United States due to Trump's restrictions. Options for studying abroad are being considered.
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