Senior Nick Fei turned his internship with the British Consulate-General in Hong Kong into a contractor position planning a global business week.
One co-op, two countries
Over a six-month span, fifth-year student Bryan Muñoz completed physical therapy co-ops in both the United States and Ecuador.
Young graduates share advice at ‘5 Under 25’
A Q&A with School of Business alumni kicked off a series hosted by the Student Alumni Association.
Co-op expo prepares students for life outside classroom
The D’Amore-McKim School of Business hosted more than 40 co-op employers at an expo on Wednesday in Cabot Cage.
Through co-op, students see startups firsthand
Northeastern University and MassChallenge have teamed up to provide paid entrepreneurship co-op positions with start-up ventures, many of which are run by the university’s alumni.
Law student honored by American Association for Justice
Desiree Mitchell was awarded a scholarship in recognition of her body of work with clients in both civil and criminal cases.
Law student on fast track to help underdogs
A co-op employer has offered third-year law student Paige Walker a job with a top Boston firm.
Politics from the control room
Michele Richinick, who graduated in May with a degree in journalism, turned a co-op with NBC News into a full-time job with the network.
Sound effect
Working at a commercial art gallery in Berlin taught Northeastern music technology major Gustavo Jiménez about the industry and inspired his own work.
Check-in time for Shanghai co-op
Without knowing Chinese before arriving, a Northeastern student is having a life-changing experience on co-op with at a luxury hotel in China.
The husky wears Prada
A journalism student has spent the last year working at Vogue magazine, turning her co-op and internship into a full-time summer job.
A taste of Hollywood
Rocco DiCicco is getting a taste of Hollywood on co-op with Traction Media, a Beverly Hills, Calif.-based independent-film production company founded in 2002.