How to Harvard reference a website?

The Harvard referencing system is a widely used citation method for academic writing. When using the Harvard system, citing a website is similar to citing a book or article. The main difference is that you include the website’s URL instead of its publication information.

To cite a website in Harvard style, you will need the following information:

• The website’s author (if available)
• The website’s title
• The website’s URL
• The date you accessed the website

Here is an example of how you might cite a website in Harvard style:

Author, A. (Year). Title of webpage. Retrieved from URL

For more information on the Harvard referencing system, please see the following resources:

• Harvard College Writing Center’s Harvard Guide to Using Sources
• The Purdue OWL’s guide to the Harvard referencing system