That is one of the great advantages of a liberal arts education, and Harvard offers more than most places. Krishnamurthy is president of the Woodbridge Society, a support group and social organization formed by international students at Harvard six years ago. I think we all come from different cultural contexts, but I also think we can celebrate that. Not to be overlooked are those Harvard students who study abroad for a semester or longer. About 170 Harvard undergraduates currently study or conduct research in foreign countries, including France, Italy, England, Argentina, Chile, Korea, Tanzania, Egypt, and Australia.
Students go all over the world.
This international exchange of students and ideas helps shape and define Harvard's rich and distinct cultural landscape.