Harvard Saudi Student Association (HSSA)
The official community for Saudi Graduate and Undergraduate Students across Harvard
The official community for Saudi Graduate and Undergraduate Students across Harvard
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HSSA represents over 30+ Saudi graduate and undergraduate students enrolled across Harvard's schools, including:

The Harvard Saudi Student Association (HSSA) was originally established by Saudi students in 1952 and re-instituted in 2018 to continue its legacy of representing the Saudi presence at Harvard. Today, HSSA is among the few student associations officially recognized by the Harvard Graduate Student Council, reflecting its strong institution
The Harvard Saudi Student Association (HSSA) was originally established by Saudi students in 1952 and re-instituted in 2018 to continue its legacy of representing the Saudi presence at Harvard. Today, HSSA is among the few student associations officially recognized by the Harvard Graduate Student Council, reflecting its strong institutional credibility.
Over the past six years, HSSA has proudly supported 100+ Saudi students, building a true 'home away from home' through a vibrant community of students, friends, and families. Our membership spans both undergraduate and graduate students across Harvard's schools—including Harvard Medical School, Harvard Business School, Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard School of Dental Medicine, and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health—as well as trainees at Harvard-affiliated hospitals such as Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and Boston Children's Hospital.
Guided by values of leadership, ambition, and national pride, HSSA continues to expand its reach year after year.
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The Harvard Saudi Student Association (HSSA) serves as the primary platform for Saudi graduate and undergraduate students at Harvard University. Our mission is to support our members' academic and professional journeys, celebrate Saudi culture, and build lasting connections within the Harvard community and beyond.

President, Harvard School of Dental Medicine

Vice President, Harvard School of Dental Medicine

Treasurer, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Community Engagement Chair, Boston Children's Hospital

Strategic Planning Chair, Boston IVF / Harvard Medical School

Initiatives Management Chair, Mass General Brigham

Communication Chair, Boston Children's Hospital

Social and Cultural Chair, Harvard School of Dental Medicine.

Recurring community-building events including Ramadan Iftar

A cherished annual tradition where HSSA members, families, and friends come together to celebrate the end of Ramadan with authentic Saudi hospitality, delicious food, and shared joy.

Cultural celebrations showcasing Saudi heritage

Talks featuring leaders from academia, industry, and government

Flagship ceremony honoring Saudi graduates across Harvard, MIT, Tufts, Boston University, Boston College, Suffolk University, and Northeastern University

Membership is open to all Saudi students currently enrolled at Harvard University.
Confirm your enrollment by completing the following survey:
Also please register through our official partner to sign-up for our events!
HSSA is grateful for the generous support of our sponsors who make our programs and events possible.
We're always excited to connect with organizations looking to support our community. Whether you're interested in sponsoring an event, collaborating on a program, or exploring other partnership opportunities, we'd love to hear from you.
Reach out to us at admin@harvardsaudi.org to start the conversation.












Considering graduate studies at Harvard? We know the application journey can feel overwhelming—that's why HSSA offers a peer connection program to help prospective Saudi students get firsthand insights from current students.
Fill out the form below to be matched with a current Saudi student at Harvard who can share their experience and answer your questions.
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