Global Co-op Support Network

Northeastern provides a broad-based network of support that helps you prepare for and get the most from a co-op, including an academic advisor, a co-op coordinator, and, if applicable, an international co-op counselor. Your co-op coordinator(s) will help guide you through the co-op process and help identify various positions that best match your skills and career interests. After you’ve completed your co-op assignment, you will be asked to reflect upon your experience and explain how it integrates with your classroom studies. The reflection process may include a variety of options, such as: participating in company seminars, faculty conferences, one-on-one meetings with your co-op coordinator, and writing assignments/or presentations.

CSSH Jon Andrew

International Affairs Co-op Coordinator

Contact [email protected] 617.373.3453

Office 180E Renaissance Park

COE Sally Conant

Associate Co-op Coordinator, Global Engineering Co-op

Contact [email protected] 617.373.6373

Office 523 Holmes

DMSB Elisha Clark

Assistant Director, Global Programs & Assistant Co-op Coordinator

Contact [email protected] 617.373.5541

Office 347 Richards Hall

Bouve Mark Yorra

Senior Co-op Coordinator

Bouve College Cooperative Education, Faculty

Contact [email protected] 617-373-3433

COS Lisa Campagnoni

Associate Director-COS Co-op Undergraduate Students

Contact [email protected] 617.373.2736

Office 206 Mugar Life Sciences Building

Khoury Aileen Kent Yates

Assistant Co-op Coordinator, Assistant Director of Employer Relations

Contact [email protected] 617.373.4151

Office  311 Meserve Hall

CAMD Mark Bresnihan

Assistant Co-op Coordinator

Contact [email protected]

Office Meserve Hall

The Global Employer Engagement team works closely with the colleges and develops opportunities in regions of interest, offers Global Career Sessions, and hosts the biannual Global Co-op Networking Fair as well as webinars and info sessions when employers visit the campus.

The Global Experience Office supports students and co-op coordinators with a variety of services, which include pre-departure orientation, visa guidance, and support while abroad. After securing a global co-op placement, all students are responsible for completing the GEO Global Co-op Application prior to departure. A GEO advisor will be in touch with you regarding visa support and pre-departure programming.

The Office of Global Services (OGS) is an active resource to 13,000 international students and scholars from 147 different nations across the world. We provide the professional expertise and support you need to maintain compliance through immigration, academic, and your employment experiences—helping you remain a valuable member of the Northeastern community.

Off Campus Housing and Support Services provides support and education related to off-campus housing, relocation services, renter’s rights knowledge, and community connection. We offer many resources, special programs and events to help you find off-campus housing in Boston and beyond, stay connected to campus, and serve as a link to your peers, alumni and community. If going on co-op or part of a Northeastern program beyond Boston, we offer leased housing options in popular co-op locations. We also help you understand your rights and responsibilities as a renter and how to navigate landlord issues. Peer Community Ambassadors plan programs and events for you, are here to answer all of your questions, and help you meet your neighbors. Call us, email us or stop in to see us today!

Northeastern’s renowned approach to learning is characterized by the connections we maintain with the world beyond our campus. Through our unique co-op model, and experiential learning opportunities with nearly 3,100 partners around the world, Northeastern students have the opportunity to engage globally and develop the leadership skills essential for success.
The Presidential Global Scholars Program supports outstanding students who are seeking to participate in a global co-op program. By helping to offset expenses such as travel, meals, and housing, the Presidential Global Scholars Program enables students to take advantage of all that a Northeastern education has to offer.

Northeastern University (NU) is a globally engaged institution, which strives to build international and intercultural competence among NU’s community, and establish relationships and collaborations with people and institutions abroad. The university recognizes there is a level of risk involved in international activities and Northeastern University Police Department (NUPD) established the International Safety Office (ISO) in July 2014 to identify some of these risks.

ISO is comprised of two full-time administrators, who specialize in pre-departure training, global event monitoring, and emergency response, while working to mitigate risks faced by NU students, faculty, and staff traveling abroad. The office also employs work-study and co-op students to assist its risk mitigation efforts and enhance the office’s GIS and communication technology.

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