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Northeastern University

Airlington, Washington, United States · 7 campuses

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Programs
390
Tuition from
USD 10,500
Application fee
USD 100
Intakes
Jan, Apr, Jun, Sep
Established
1898

About Northeastern University

Northeastern is a global research university with a prestigious R1 ranking, and is renowned for its experiential approach to learning. In Arlington—a hub of technical innovation, security, defense, and policy—Northeastern partners with government, industry, and nonprofits to prepare learners for leadership in jobs of the future.

This campus is led by CEO and Dean Jamie Jones Miller, whose 16 years of government service include roles as Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Legislative Affairs and Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense. In these roles, she advised the Secretary and Deputy Secretary of Defense on legislative strategy and managed relationships with members of Congress and key congressional staff, military departments as well as the White House, National Security Council, and other federal departments and agencies in support of DoD which enables her to partner with these agencies to create connections and opportunities for the Arlington campus.

Easy access to D.C. from campus: Arlington is well connected by public transportation with 11 Metrorail stations, 17 bus routes, 92 Capital Bikeshare stations, and 89 miles of biking and walking trails.

Why choose Northeastern University

Campus

The Arlington campus is centrally located in the heart of the National Capital Region in Rosslyn, one of Arlington County’s most vibrant neighborhoods, at 17th Street North in the Arlington Tower. The 15th-floor space features state-of-the-art flexible learning spaces and areas to collaborate, study, network with peers or employers, and host or attend community events. Additionally, the building offers a free fitness center, a rooftop area with views of Arlington, VA, and Washington, DC, bicycle lockers with repair supplies, and a cafe. The 14th floor is home to the Kostas Research Institute for Homeland Security. The building has additional flexible spaces that can be reconfigured for small and large gatherings.

Location

Located just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., Arlington strikes a balance between urban life and the more suburban communities surrounding the capital. With a population of 230,000, Arlington offers all the amenities one might expect of a city that’s been ranked one of the Top 100 Places to Live in America.

A thriving economy

With an unemployment rate 44% lower than the national average, Arlington offers plenty of opportunities for employment. Top 10 Major Employers: Inova Health System, Amazon, Booz Allen Hamilton, Capital One, Freddie Mac, General Dynamics, SAIC, MITRE, Navy Federal Credit Union, and Peraton.

A welcoming ethos

Arlington is only 26 square miles, but it’s the proud home to people from over 140 countries. This makes for a diverse community and excellent dining scene.

Recreation and culture

There are countless outdoor activities in Arlington. Head over to Mount Vernon Trail to enjoy a multi-use, paved trail spanning the 18 miles between George Washington’s Mount Vernon and Theodore Roosevelt Island.

A sustainable lifestyle

The first community in the nation to achieve LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Platinum certification, Arlington is known as one of the greenest cities in the U.S. for its innovative, sustainable city planning.

Rich city history

Walk or bike from campus and see the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier—a monument that honors unidentified U.S. service members. Stop by the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial to learn more about a significant moment in U.S. history. Then, tour the headquarters for the Department of Defense, the Pentagon, which covers over 6.5 million square feet.

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Fees & intakes

Study levelProgramsTuition (per year)
Postgraduate 389 USD 10,500 – 94,200
Doctorate / PhD 1 USD 61,392

Tuition is shown as published for each program and may change. Check the program page for the exact fee, deposit and other costs.

Intakes

Jan — 241 programs Feb — no intake Mar — no intake Apr — 4 programs May — no intake Jun — 4 programs Jul — no intake Aug — no intake Sep — 141 programs Oct — no intake Nov — no intake Dec — no intake

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Arlington

Airlington, Washington, United States

1300 17th Street North

Boston

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

360 Huntington Avenue

Miami

Miami, Florida, United States

230 North West 24th Street, 5th floor

Oakland

Oakland, California, United States

5000 MacArthur Boulevard

Portland

Portland, Maine, United States

100 Fore Street

Seattle

Seattle, Washington, United States

401 Terry Avenue North

Silicon Valley

Silicon Valley, California, United States

75 East Santa Clara Street

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Optional Practical Training (OPT). OPT and STEM OPT eligibility depend on maintaining F-1 status and on the program. A program counts as STEM only when its CIP code is on the official STEM list — not because its name sounds technical. Eligibility is checked for each program — see the program page.

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