How to reference a website in Harvard
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Format
Author or Organisation (Year) Title of the page. Available at: URL (Accessed: day Month year).
- •The page title is in italics. The year follows the author in parentheses, without a full stop after it.
- •Websites always get the date you accessed them: (Accessed: 22 October 2026).
- •No date: write (no date). No person as author: use the organisation behind the site.
- •In the text: (World Health Organization, no date).
Example
Common questions
Which version of Harvard is this?
There is no single Harvard style. We use Cite Them Right, which many UK universities follow. Check your module handbook in case your department uses its own variant.
What if there is no author or organisation?
Start with the title of the page in italics, then the year, the URL and the access date.
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