Extend your program's mission abroad. We can manage the financial, legal, and administrative operations to establish your overseas office or lab and keep it running smoothly.
Simplify your overseas hiring for Harvard-affiliated projects. We can employ and manage payroll for your project staff in accordance with each country’s employment laws and practices.
Explore new opportunities for research funding. We can accept and manage funding from particular grantors for research activities in the U.S. and abroad.
Access more donors to support your research and education activities. We can receive and manage current-use gifts from international donors in certain countries for projects that we administer on your behalf.
Headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, our operations are driven by faculty and staff initiatives, which span four continents, 14 countries, and academic disciplines ranging from health care research and architectural studies to particle physics and cultural studies.
Harvard Global is committed to gaining an in-depth understanding of your project and has broad in-country knowledge and connections, making otherwise complex processes navigable.
Sue Cook, former Executive Director, Center for African Studies
Harvard Global took the time to understand our situation and our needs, and tailored its services to fit exactly what we were looking for. In other words, we felt we had a partner, not merely a service provider.
Anne Doyle, Associate Director, Vietnam and Myanmar Programs, Ash Center
I work on the ATLAS experiment at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. It's a huge scientific collaboration with thousands of scientists from across the world. The support from Harvard Global has been great. I feel like I'm taken care of, and someone in the U.S. has my back.
As a center focused on expanding knowledge about Africa and African perspectives, we needed a partner who could help us establish a presence and achieve our mission on the ground in Africa. Harvard Global is knowledgeable about administrative and regulatory issues and uses this deep understanding to clearly communicate and advise on the best steps for our project.
Emmanuel Akyeampong, Faculty Director, Center for African Studies
