Cooperative Education

In the College of Social Sciences and Humanities, cooperative education—or co-op for short—is a key component to the Experiential Liberal Arts, an educational model that integrates experiential learning with the rigorous study of society, culture, and politics.

As a student in the Africana Studies Program, you have the opportunity to take your critical thinking skills outside of the classroom and apply them in a wide variety of co-op work settings, such as law, education, public health, and government.

Co-op Coordinator in the Africana Studies Program

Stephen Williams, JD

15 Lake Hall

s.williams@northeastern.edu / ext: 617.373.3421

African American Studies, Economics

Learn more about Co-op

If you would like to learn more about how co-op works in the College of Social Sciences and Humanities, please visit the CSSH co-op website.