Founded in 1898, Northeastern University is a global research university with 14 campuses and alumni communities in 49 locations worldwide. The institution's approach centers on experiential learning, which integrates academic study with practical engagement in professional and research settings.
A cornerstone of this model is the university's co-operative education program, established over a century ago. Through partnerships with more than 3,900 employers across 131 countries, the program places students in real-world work environments as part of their degree. This structure is designed to build professional experience alongside academic credentials.
Northeastern operates as a Global University System, creating a network that connects its campuses, students, faculty, alumni, and employer partners internationally. The university's work spans high-impact research and innovative approaches to teaching, supported by a worldwide infrastructure of partnerships and communities.
