From internship opportunities to extracurricular activities on campus, Suffolk gives us a million and one ways to become involved and grow - not only as students but as people.
Kathleen Andrade, Class of 2017 Applied Legal Studies & Spanish Double Major, General Business Minor.
It took a lot of late nights, tedious paperwork, and tireless networking - but the hard work paid off. The TEDx&Talks club hosted its inaugural TEDx Suffolk University event, bringing eight impressive speakers and four musical performances to campus.
For club president Abdulla Khoory, Class of 2017, the evening exploring a central theme of “Economies of the Future” was a year in the making.
Prominent figures from government, business, and academia will speak at Suffolk University’s three commencement ceremonies taking place on Sunday, May 21, at the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion on the Boston waterfront.
Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh, who has committed his career to expanding opportunity for all, will speak at the Suffolk University Law School commencement ceremonies at 5 p.m.
No matter the industry, career paths of a lifetime converge in Boston. Our students prepare from day one and enjoy unmatched access and opportunity in this city.
Some of the world’s biggest and most prestigious companies call Boston home - and even more are moving in each year. When they need to find young talent, our graduates are ready.
The Sawyer Business Schoolintroduced one of the nation’s first experiential courses on crowdfunding in Fall 2016, where students launched campaigns to fund their own startup companies through
Kickstarter and
Indiegogo.
The acclaimed course is now in its second semester with a new group of student entrepreneurs launching campaigns to fund their businesses.
We boast a diverse student body, a wide range of student cultural affinity groups, and study abroad locations worldwide. See why Suffolk University was named a U.S. News Top 5 among institutions in the United States for international students.
