Northeastern University was founded in 1898 and is one of the largest private universities in the United States.

Northeastern University consists of 6 undergraduate colleges (including 70 majors), 9 graduate and vocational colleges, and 2 half-time schools.

There are more than 14,000 full-time undergraduate students, more than 4,000 half-time undergraduate students, 2,700 full-time graduate students, and more than 1,400 half-time graduate students.

There are 830 full-time faculty and staff.

International students on campus account for 7% of the total number of students, the same proportion as Harvard University's international students.

Northeastern University in the United States is most prominent in its co-op program. In addition to liberal arts and sciences, other bachelor's programs require five years of study.

Because students have to spend one year interning and working in industrial and commercial organizations.

In the "Computer World" survey, Northeastern University's technical MBA program ranked first. Northeastern University proudly calls its high-tech MBA program "the preferred MBA program for business managers in high-tech industries in New England."

The main feature is the close integration of marketing, finance, teamwork and organizational restructuring design.

In order to be closely connected with reality, Northeastern University works closely with local companies in the fields of system integration and software, financial services, health care and biotechnology.

Among them are Fortune 500 companies as well as new start-up companies.

In addition, Northeastern University is also home to the "Technology Entrepreneurship Center". This institution organizes a "Business Planning Competition" with a prize amount of US$60,000 and other competitions every year, invites famous business figures to give speeches, and holds entrepreneurs and students.

Discussion.

Rich academic activities not only greatly broaden students' horizons, but Northeastern University is also renowned throughout the Boston area for the number of high-tech entrepreneurs it has trained, second only to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Characteristics and advantages Over the past century, Northeastern University has perfectly integrated learning and practice and created a unique teaching method.

The school integrates various real-world problems that may be encountered into academic research, community service, and their most representative paid internship program - not only in the United States, but also in other countries around the world.

Northeastern University's experiential teaching is the best way to help wisdom and personal growth: it deepens classroom teaching content, provides channels and opportunities for career development, and encourages students to conduct in-depth research on their majors, strengthen their professional focus, and pursue higher goals.

Academic Challenges.

Education in partnership with society As the most successful cooperative education program in the world, the Co-op paid internship program has been running at Northeastern University for 100 years, and it will continue to prepare students for the next 100 years.

challenges.

Co-op, combined with classroom teaching, enables our students to get involved in society before graduation.

Students can replace regular classroom instruction with a major-related internship lasting up to 18 months.

Students can choose an internship location from more than 2,000 companies around the world.

Global Education Northeastern University in the United States is a model in the industry in providing international education for students. The school has established a large number of cooperative relationships in 96 cities in 52 countries around the world.

This not only opens a door to the world for students, but also provides students with rare opportunities for professional experience, participation in research, community service, and academic knowledge.

Research Northeastern University has made outstanding achievements in research on solving global issues.

Students have more opportunities here to critique things other than research methods.

They acquire expertise and put it into practice through collaborative relationships with faculty mentors and through hands-on learning opportunities in hospitals, laboratories, and various companies.

The school provides numerous opportunities to help students raise project funds, such as applying through the Provost's Office or the Honors project.

City Overview Boston is the center of New England and the capital of Massachusetts.

The Cambridge District, located on the north bank of the Charles River, is the most representative college district in the United States. It is surrounded by nearly 60 prestigious universities, such as the famous Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The famous cultural city.

There are 16 universities in the city and 47 in the larger urban area.

Cambridge in the western suburbs is a university town with famous Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, etc., as well as important scientific research institutions such as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Electronics Research Center.

Other major cultural facilities include art museums, art galleries, museums of natural science and history, and the Boston Public Library.

The average temperature in January is ?1.6℃, in July it is 22.9℃, and the annual precipitation is 1080 mm.