BNS student Shubhi Tandon works in Beverly, Massachusetts to teach children about climate change and how to protect the environment through hands-on learning. Learn more about her co-op here.

Environmental Science major Tony Gao is spending his co-op performing field work to restore wildlife and working with children to teach them in conservation efforts and local ecology.

Psychology student Keeyon Olia has spent his co-op working at Roslindale Pediatrics assisting physicians in various tasks and having the opportunities to observe development of newborns in their first months of life. Learn more about his experience here.

Hua Zhao, an MS in Applied Mathematics candidate, sits down with the College of Science Graduate Program staff to talk about what it’s like to study at Northeastern University.

Associate Professor and Coordinator of Cooperative Education Veronica "Ronnie" Porter was recently elected President of Cooperative Education & Internship Association (CEIA).

Sarah Braun, a recipient of the Muckenhoupt Scholarship, says her co-op with Massachusetts Clean Energy Center confirmed her decision to work in the clean energy field.

Sarah Braun, a recipient of the Muckenhoupt Scholarship, says her co-op with Massachusetts Clean Energy Center confirmed her decision to work in the clean energy field.

Ritika Kukreja, a final year MS Biotechnology student at the College of Science, Northeastern University, Boston shares her Pre-Co-Op experience.

Three biology students spoke with their peers about their co-op experiences.

Julia Renner, a marine biology major, is spending Fall 2016 at the Martin Ryan Marine Science Institute at the National University of Ireland – Galway.

Kat O'Brien spent a few months in Alaska on co-op with the Fisheries, Aquatic Science and Technology Laboratory.

Raina Levin isn’t sure where her education will lead her, but she knows her natural curiosity and Northeastern’s ecosystem of exploration—rooted in co-op—will guide her in the right direction.

Kenneth Henderson can point to the moment when his career spun in an exciting new direction: a five-​​month industry placement in London prior to his senior year of college. Here, the new College of Science dean discusses the importance of experiential education and his vision for the college.

Hannah Powers had a very busy spring in Germany while on co-op at the University of Kaiserlautern.