Northeastern University is a private research university whose Toronto campus, its first international location, offers graduate programs.
Northeastern was founded in 1898 and is part of the Northeastern Global University System, which includes the Boston flagship campus and regional campuses in several countries. Its core values are Contribution, Diversity, Integrity, Engagement, and Opportunity. The university's network includes more than 282,000 alumni.
The Toronto campus was established in 2016 as the university's first international location, chosen for the city's innovative spirit and its growing demand for graduate education. Employer partnerships have been central to Northeastern education since 1909.
Northeastern integrates classroom studies with professional work, research, service, and global learning in 128 countries. All of its master's programs are offered fully online or in a flexible hybrid format. Students at the Toronto campus pursue graduate degrees in fields such as biotechnology, project management, analytics, regulatory affairs, informatics, information systems, and software engineering.
The Toronto campus is located at 375 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON M5V 2A5. Northeastern has eight university-wide research institutes and more than 30 research centers. Its co-op program extends to more than 3,300 employers in 128 countries.
Academic partnership pathways lead to master's degrees through partnerships with Fanshawe College, Georgian College, Humber Polytechnic, and Seneca Polytechnic.