Harvard Business School Considered Europe, Canada MBA Options as Trump Tightened Visa Rules
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Times of IndiaHarvard Business School considered Europe, Canada MBA options as Trump tightened visa rules
Harvard Business School explored teaching MBA students in Europe and Canada as the Trump administration threatened its ability to sponsor international student visas, the Financial Times reported. Potential locations included Portugal, Switzerland, the UK and Canada, though Harvard says it is no longer pursuing the plans.
The NOVA School of Business and Economics was an option for the Harvard Business School. In the midst of the chaos created by the Trump administration at the entrance of foreign students in 2025, the world's most powerful business school temporarily transferred part of its MBA (Master of Business Administration) operations out of the United States. Neighbor Canada (University of Toronto) and Europe emerged as natural choices. And in Europe, thre…
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