Visitors & Guests
Visitors & Guests
Stay Safe. Protect Others.
Physically Distance
Outdoors: Whenever possible
Wear a Facial Covering
Outdoors: Not required unless physical distancing of 6’ cannot be maintained.
Wash Your Hands
Stay Home if You Feel Sick
Frequently Asked Questions
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Partners of our MBA and Doctoral students are considered full members of our HBS Community and are treated as students in terms of campus access. They are not considered visitors or guests. Partners coming to the HBS campus are required to follow the guidelines outlined in our Campus Access Protocol. If they haven’t done so already, we also encourage students to register their partners with the MBA and Doctoral program office, even if at this moment the partner does not anticipate coming to the HBS campus. Please contact partners@hbs.edu with any additional questions.
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Visitors and guests are strongly discouraged from coming to campus at this time. Those who do must receive prior approval and complete the Campus Access Protocol.
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Consistent with Massachusetts guidance, HBS will follow limits on gathering sizes (currently no more than 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors) as well as requirements for physical distancing and the appropriate use of face coverings. Signage, markings, and the removal or relocation of furniture (e.g., in the Schwartz Common or in project rooms) will support these efforts. Additionally, campus buildings are locked and will require Harvard ID card access.
Face coverings currently are required in indoor spaces, including all dining facilities and retail locations, where contact or interaction with others is expected. Face coverings are also required outdoors when physical distancing is not possible, as well as at all events / gatherings and when preparing to enter Harvard buildings and shuttles. There is a limit of 10 for informal gatherings both inside and outside.
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No, though this may change as Harvard explores testing and monitoring protocols.