Northeastern University Placements, Internships, Entrepreneurship, MBA Placement

The aspects of the college that you appreciated and those you felt needed improvement. Your engagement with campus life and the quality of social interactions. The faculty's expertise, teaching methods, and mentorship quality. The effectiveness of the placement services and the support provided for career advancement. The quality of the infrastructure, including campus amenities and learning facilities.

The aspects of the college that you appreciated and those you felt needed improvement. Your engagement with campus life and the quality of social interactions. The faculty's expertise, teaching methods, and mentorship quality. The effectiveness of the placement services and the support provided for career advancement. The quality of the infrastructure, including campus amenities and learning facilities.

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Northeastern has a grade CPT program an immaturity of students get placed in the full-time position after their CPT most students secure a CPT during their course itself. I am personally looking to declare regulatory affairs as my concentration so I have interviewed with a bunch of companies like seres therapeutics, Takeda pharmaceuticals, MegaFood and Abcam. The average salary of biotechnology graduate from Northeastern is about $80,000 annually

The biotechnology program offered at northeastern is one of the highest rated in the US. Also the location being Boston which is basically the hub of all the major biotech companies in the US made it my top choice.

Boston has a very good opportunity for placements being the Hub of international students. I would assume, around 75% of the students get placed once they complete their graduation.

Yes. Eversource. 27.5 USD/HR.

For placements, a project manager can earn easily $40-45k. Since it is very new university so the first batch haven't passed yet so we don't have full idea.

No I didn't have opted for any internships till now.

From my personal experience of watching other students the placement rate at Northeastern University is 100% for me. With a great company and best base salary, Northeast University helps the students to understand their career path, provides courses and curriculum and also guides them towards their respective goals. I haven't come across research options and students here so I can't specifically mention it now but later yes maybe.

I currently have just started my graduate studies and am not aware of internships and CO-OP personally. I have seen my seniors interviewing for internships and full-time jobs during and after their graduation. There are various companies, and Boston being one of the main hubs for technical and management companies, there are various job opportunities that can be availed. To be frank, no student has returned to India for a reason of NO JOB after graduation. Also, Northeastern University has its own career services which help students to get themselves places at good companies and good positions with a great base salary.

The university holds a strong connection with the industry in North American companies and still growing. There is a dedicated career advisor to help you with applying for Co-ops and JOBs. The University takes career advisory very seriously and puts maximum effort to maintain its reputation. I have heard that some students work in top tech after graduating. The university does not directly guarantee placement but helps to land an interview with its affiliated partners.

The program offered at Northeastern for Project management is much more professional and updated as compared with other Universities. Northeastern is the only University in the US that offers a master's program in project management. The courses in this program were specific to my requirements and also Ranking/Reputation of this university also made me choose Northeastern over other institutions in Canada.

Haven't been to any university placements but the coop offered by the university places 80% of the students for internships and most of the pay per internship is very good.

The northeastern university has outstanding resources for academic exploration, it has a well-balanced curriculum with respect to IT and management courses. This flexibility is perfectly a line with my interests. Plus it has a fantastic Coop program which will allow me to work for 4-9 months after 1 year of study.

Great due to the extensive opportunities offered during co-op.

Not yet.

There are some amazing placement/co-op opportunities. Wayfair is one company that has greatly associated with Northeastern to provide jobs.

I interned at Designer Parfums in the UK. The monthly salary was around 1,200 and I got the job through a referral.