Subject Guides: Citation and Reference Management: Harvard

Harvard

"Harvard style" refers to the author-date system of citation, which originated at Harvard University. There are now several variations that refer to themselves as Harvard style; there is no official manual (for more details, see Lund University's Harvard guide). Ask your course instructor if they have a preference for a particular version. If not, choose one version and be consistent. Two examples of Harvard style guides are given below.

Harvard Style Guides

Harvard System of Referencing (Anglia Ruskin U)
Includes templates and examples of in-text citations and reference list entries for a wide variety of source types.
Harvard AGPS Referencing Guide (U of Southern Queensland)
Gives an overview of the Harvard system and examples of how to cite many different source types; includes a sample reference list.