Student Life
Life as a Northeastern student
Students at Northeastern can experience one, two or all three of our undergraduate campuses, while being part of one global community.
Boston Campus
Located right in the heart of Boston, this vibrant campus is a one-of-a-kind sanctuary of lush green spaces and tree-lined pathways. It truly is a campus within a city. Take a short walk or hop on the easy-to-use public transportation system (the “T”) to explore popular nearby destinations in this cultural hub.
Oakland Campus
Northeastern University Oakland is 135 acres of beautiful green space in one of California’s most diverse and dynamic cities. The Oakland campus benefits from the rich culture of downtown Oakland and San Francisco, and is situated less than an hour away from the global technology leaders of Silicon Valley.
London Campus
The London campus is situated in the waterfront St Katharine Docks neighborhood, nestled within historic London by the River Thames and within walking distance of some of the city’s most iconic heritage sites, such as
the Tower of London.
Join our community and experience the best of all worlds.
Seeing is Believing
There's Always Something to See and Do
No matter which campus you are on
600+
Student clubs and campus organizations
300,000
Alumni in 181 countries
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Locations in the U.S., U.K., and Canada that fuel a range of immersive learning opportunities
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Acres of urban, tree-lined campus
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Cafes, restaurants, and dining facilities across our three undergraduate campuses
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Northeastern is the only university in the U.S. with campuses on both coasts
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Housing and Resident Life
As a Northeastern student, you’ll have access to a variety of university housing. Learn about our housing opportunities.
Athletics & Fitness
Ready to break a sweat? Learn about our Division I athletic teams and our club and intramural sports.
Clubs & Student Groups
Northeastern is home to more than 400 student clubs and organizations. Meet new people, find a new hobby, and be a part of something on campus.