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Founded in 1898, our Boston campus is the heart of our global research enterprise. The city is a hub of education, life sciences, finance, and medicine, and Northeastern works alongside it to develop talented leaders in these industries and more.

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Educating Boston’s future leaders

Northeastern is deeply embedded in Boston’s culture of leadership and innovation. While our students learn and grow as researchers, problem solvers, and creative thinkers, the city gains workforce-ready professionals who are prepared to make a difference. Our partners include Dana Farber, Wayfair, Boston Scientific, Liberty Mutual, State Street, and the Boston Red Sox, among other globally recognized entities that help students connect their studies to the real world.

What makes Boston unique

Our Boston campus is truly an oasis in the city: a peaceful, green space where you can connect with classmates and recharge before taking on all that Boston has to offer.

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Use-inspired research

With 30+ federally funded research centers and many high-tech labs, makerspaces, and facilities like Snell Library, students can access resources for any type of project or initiative.

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Thoughtfully designed spaces

Facilities like EXP‘s makerspaces and the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex are designed for innovation, collaboration, and immersive learning experiences that create new knowledge.

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An urban oasis

The 73-acre campus features easy access to Boston. World-class museums and entertainment are within walking distance, and acclaimed restaurants, libraries, and more are a short ride away on public transit.

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Deeply rooted partnerships

Make connections and work with leading businesses like Boston Consulting Group, Reebok, and Mass General through co-ops, class projects, research, and other opportunities.

Fast facts: Boston's job market

Industries like healthcare, education, and finance thrive in Boston, which also benefits from an influx of college students and young professionals seeking their next career move.

#8 Best state economy

(U.S. News & World Report, 2024)

#1 Best state to live in

(WalletHub, 2023)

110,000+ Alumni in Greater Boston

The Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy

The Dukakis Center uses collaborative research to identify and implement social justice-based solutions to New England’s most pressing challenges.

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Plan a visit

Schedule a campus visit to meet with a Northeastern representative, get answers to all of your questions, and see what it’s like to study in Boston.

 

Address
360 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115

Phone
617.373.2000

Schedule a visit

General campus tours are available through the Northeastern Visitor Center, or you can connect with representatives from your specific college for a more specialized tour.