Experience-fueled learning

Experiential learning is a powerful tool. Northeastern University is the leader in combining real-world experiences with cutting-edge classroom education to deliver the greatest impact.
No matter which graduate program you choose, your classroom learning will draw from the challenges and successes of real businesses. You may even have opportunities to engage directly with leaders and teams from companies across the globe through professional work, research, or service—from renowned firms to exciting startups.
Experiences
EXPERIENCE-FUELED LEARNING Benefits
Build your network
Through hands-on activities and real-world projects, you'll connect with like-minded peers and industry professionals. These interactions foster collaboration, mentorship, and development, opening new doors to opportunities and relationships that can significantly expand your personal and professional growth.
Strengthen your resumé
Gain real-world experience by executing projects for industry leaders and startups in your field. You'll apply your business knowledge, technical skills, and innovative thinking to support the success of real businesses.
Support your community
Help a nonprofit achieve its goals, make a positive impact, gain practical experience with nonprofit organizations, and engage with community members through hands-on learning opportunities.

[My graduate co-op] allowed me to work within a startup while also learning to consult with larger private equity firms. I know the practical knowledge I gained through this hands-on experience will make me stronger in future consulting roles.
Priyanshi Shah, MS in Quantitative Finance'22, Consultant Co-op at Impact Point Co.

When you connect the lessons you're learning in class to real business decisions being made—and participate in that process—you learn in a way that is permanent and powerful. That's why talented people choose Northeastern for their graduate studies, and why employers recruit our students for open positions.
Susan Antonelli, Graduate Career Center Senior Director
Student stories
