Northeastern University

Northeastern University is a world-renowned, research-focused private comprehensive university with a wealth of accumulated experience, and is especially famous for business administration, international business, and engineering. In 1909, it became the first university in the U.S. to introduce the Cooperative Education (Co-op) program, an industry-academia internship, allowing students to gain practical experience during their studies so they can find employment right after graduation. [Boston Campus] Boston is a leading college town with more than 50 universities and over ?350,000 students, and Northeastern's Boston campus is the largest campus at its center. [Seattle Campus] Established in 2013, the Seattle campus offers industry-linked master's programs and is located in the same building as the Institute for Systems Biology, across from the Amazon.com headquarters building downtown. Companies leading cutting-edge industries, such as Starbucks, Boeing, Amazon, Expedia, and Microsoft, are based there, offering a variety of internship and employment opportunities. ? - Ranked 39th among national universities in the U.S. (U.S. News Education Rankings 2017) - International business ranked 10th, business administration 63rd, engineering 53rd ((US News and World Report 2017) - College of Engineering: 12 government-sponsored research centers, with research conducted together with Harvard, MIT, and NASA - 94% of enrolled students take part in a Co-op program of at least 6 months (The Washington Post) - Partnerships with more than 3,000 companies worldwide, with over 11,000 internship placements - Ranked 7th most innovative university (U.S. News Education Rankings 2017) - MBA graduate employment rate of 94% (Bloomberg Businessweek 2015)