Our global reach is a strategic advantage woven into everything we do. From collaborative research to experiential learning, our worldwide presence creates unprecedented opportunities for students, faculty, alumni, and partners. We demonstrate our global impact through stories of connection and innovation, not just the word itself.

Northeastern’s official experiential learning source
Northeastern’s experiential learning site is the first stop for students, parents, faculty, and employers looking for resources related to all things experiential.
- What experiential learning means at Northeastern—and how it differs from a single internship or co-op
- An always up-to-date, searchable list of the range of experience types: co-op, research, service-learning, global programs, and more
- What makes our model distinctive, including depth of employer partnerships and outcomes data

Where coursework meets fieldwork
Experiential learning at Northeastern is about building practical experience, and applying what you’ve learned in the classroom to real-world situations. It enables you to explore, learn, and solve problems in new contexts, empowering you to impact and shape your world.

Student-powered research that drives discovery
Mills College empowers both undergraduate and graduate students to work directly with Mills faculty on research programs that enhance learning, make a meaningful impact, and provide enhanced professional opportunities.
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abbreviations, acronyms and initialisms
Do not use full stops in abbreviations, acronyms or initialisms.
Abbreviations (shortened words)
etc
not etc.
eg
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ie
not i.e.
Acronyms (pronounced as a single word)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
not N.A.T.O.
Personal identification Number (PIN)
not P.I.N.
Initalism (pronounced letter-by-letter)
artificial intelligence (AI)
not artificial intelligence (A.I.)
NHS
not N.H.S.
CV
not C.V.
RSVP
not R.S.V.P.
Avoid full stops in geographic initialisms.
US
UK
When using abbreviations, acronyms or initialisms, spell out the full title on first reference, followed by the shortened version alone on second and subsequent references.
Avoid using Northeastern University-specific abbreviations, acronyms or initialisms with external audiences.
addresses
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Faculty
Northeastern University London
Devon House
58 St Katharine’s Way
London
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Trusted
Highlighting our legacy of excellence, precision, and authority in all that we do. We are matter-of-fact, but never arrogant.
From day one, we’ve pursued innovative ways of teaching and research that place a premium on experience and engagement.
Unparalleled expertise for transformational impact
Empowering
We are connected to others and informed by the world. A friendly voice supporting go-getter Huskies all around the world.
The world doesn’t wait. Neither do you. Build the experience, instincts, and network you need to change the world.
No matter where you live, there are so many opportunities for personal growth as you forge lifelong connections with your peers.
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We are energetic and tenaciously unapologetic about our purpose and the things that drive us.
Northeastern Entrepreneurship spans the world. Get ready to tackle big challenges. Build game-changing innovations. And make a resounding impact that resonates across borders.
We exist in the world, for the world.
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17 Division I teams, including varsity esports. 55 intramural sports, and 64 club teams. And a packed DogHouse on game nights. Go Huskies!
Plenty of room to do your own thing. Many ways to feel like a Husky.
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Our global reach is a strategic advantage woven into everything we do.
From collaborative research to experiential learning, our worldwide presence creates unprecedented opportunities for students, faculty, alumni, and partners. We demonstrate our global impact through stories of connection and innovation, not just the word itself.
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Industry partners
Lead with the value exchange—access to talent, co-created solutions, de-risked R&D, and a pipeline that runs from co-op through PhD. Northeastern’s depth of relationship means the process is smooth and the results compound over time.

Government partners
Emphasize research expertise and relevant areas of leadership—physical AI, networks, brain health, cybersecurity. Highlight co-location options and the flexibility of Northeastern’s global footprint for teams that need distributed presence.

Entrepreneurs and startups
Frame Northeastern’s ecosystem as a place to connect with scholars, mentors, and investors—and with students who will help build what’s next. The experiential model means students show up ready to contribute from day one.

Colleges and universities
Lead with complementary strengths and the opportunity to tackle larger problems together than either institution could alone. Consortia, joint programs, and research collaborations are all on the table.

Community and nonprofit partners
Emphasize commitment and presence. Northeastern’s campuses are embedded in communities—not just located in them. Frame engagement as shared investment—talent, expertise, innovation—in the health, readiness, and economic vitality of the places we call home.

Faculty developing collaborations
Point to the partnerships hub for entry. Emphasize that Northeastern’s partnerships infrastructure exists to support faculty in making connections—it’s not a gatekeeping function. Co-op, experiential PhD, sponsored research, and industry residencies are all pathways for faculty to deepen industry relationships.
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