Partnerships with impact

Not every medical emergency requires a 911 call. Just ask the founder of 119, who turned to Northeastern for help developing a patent-pending medical alert communication tool.

Keeping warfighters safe and effective is serious business. So, ARL selected Northeastern to help develop homeland security and defense technologies that can go from lab to battlefield at accelerated speed.

Atrium Health is the fifth-largest healthcare provider in the U.S. To meet the growing demand for nurses, they partnered with our Charlotte campus to place 50 co-ops at Atrium locations throughout the Charlotte region every year.

Some of us don’t have enough space in our homes to store our stuff. And some of us have too much space. That’s when a Northeastern student created Boxy, a flexible storage startup that benefits both storer and stasher.

When the City of Oakland needed an initiative to solve complex problems, such as crime and homelessness, they turned to Northeastern’s Oakland campus.

To overcome the challenges of sourcing high-quality, relevant, timely information for use in law making, the U.S. Congress turned to Northeastern’s Burnes Center for Social Change.

You don’t have over a century of business success without knowing how to evolve with the times. That’s why iconic outdoor retailer L.L.Bean partnered with the Roux Institute at Northeastern’s Portland campus to co-develop data-analytics courses tailored to its employees.

The market demand for biotechnology professionals is rapidly ramping. Northeastern is helping meet that talent need—while expanding options for students who might not otherwise pursue this path—by teaming up with Middlesex College to provide a new, accelerated Experiential Associate to Master’s program.

Reinventing the way people shop for their home requires fresh thinking and creative problem-solving. That’s why Wayfair turned to our co-ops.