"Our goal is to provide students with the communications skills and strategic perspective required to have an impact on organizational performance." — Carl Zangerl, Program Director
The Master of Science in Corporate and Organizational Communication offers seven concentrations, allowing students to align their studies with their personal interests and career goals.
Communications and digital media jobs are expected to grow by more than 83K by 2022 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics).
"The foundational courses piqued my interest the most due to the variety of material that was covered." — Rita C., Current Student
Nationwide, 14% of law-school enrollees are pursuing non-JD programs, compared with 8% five years ago. (Source: American Bar Association, 2018)
"Our Master of Legal Studies degree gives nonlawyer professionals in heavily regulated industries the legal tools they need to move their careers, and companies, forward." —Professor James Hackney
"It has really helped connect the dots for me in understanding legal concepts particularly related to the corporate world." — Pamela R., Current Student
Northeastern University physical therapy graduates are innovative, global leaders who excel in clinical practice, research, and community service. As one of the longest-accredited physical therapy programs in the United States, and the only program with cooperative education, our students graduate with exceptional clinical decision-making skills and experience in the field of physical therapy.
The Master of Science in Commerce and Economic Development, a STEM-designated program, integrates economics, leadership, technology, and public policy to prepare students for a career in the private or public sector.
The Master of Science in Urban Informatics is training a new generation of experts who can navigate the technical and socioeconomic landscape on which life in the city unfolds. With classes 100% online, the program couples comprehensive data analytics skills with an understanding of the big questions faced by cities in the 21st century. Only a handful of U.S. universities currently offer degrees in urban informatics.
