Infamous pharma exec Martin Shkreli wants to go to Harvard. To speak, that is.

The Baruch College alum has a “speaking engagement” at the elite school, his attorneys wrote in a Brooklyn federal court filing Wednesday.

The former Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO and hedge fund manager—who gained world-wide notoriety after jacking up the price of the drug Daraprim by some 5,000 percent—has been barred from leaving New York since he was slapped with securities fraud charges in Dec. 2015.

The “most hated man in the world”—who The Post exclusively revealed has a new gal pal—requests he be allowed to travel to the ivy league school on Feb. 15 and return Feb. 16.

It remains unclear what topics the 33-year-old will discuss on the co-ed campus.

The trip will likely be approved by Brooklyn federal court judge Kiyo Matsumoto, as she’s allowed the internet troll to travel to California to speak at UC Davis, and to Washington DC to attend President Trump’s inauguration.

Shkreli did not immediately return a request for comment.

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