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At Suffolk, bold ideas drive innovation in the classroom and beyond. Through cutting-edge initiatives and strategic partnerships, we empower students to embrace audacious thinking, champion entrepreneurship, and propel their futures through immersive learning.
Boston entrepreneurs elevate their businesses with SEED—the Suffolk Entrepreneurship and Educational Development Collaborative.
SEED is a first-of-its-kind, cross-functional consulting clinic that delivers bespoke business services through a dynamic collaboration of Suffolk faculty, alums, and students working across disciplines.
Through Suffolk’s partnership with the SANS Technology Institute, eligible Suffolk students can earn the Applied Cybersecurity Certificate—along with industry-recognized GIAC certifications—at no additional cost.
Suffolk’s partnership with the innovative LabCentral start-up lets STEM undergrads train, network, and earn credentials in Cambridge's Kendall Square—a world biotech hub just two T stops from campus.
National Jurist magazine calls Suffolk Law "a national leader" for innovation on its list of top 12 forward-thinking institutions, citing Suffolk’s LIT (Legal Innovation & Technology) Lab and Concentration.
Qualified Suffolk graduates will gain direct entry to select programs at the MGH Institute of Health Professions through a new partnership that prepares the next generation of healthcare leaders.
To meet fast-growing need in an increasingly interconnected world, Suffolk's Sawyer Business School has introduced a new interdisciplinary major in supply chain management.
Suffolk Law joins a groundbreaking online course exchange collaboration, enabling students to access a select set of courses from three partner schools located across the country.
Suffolk is transforming the 11-story 101 Tremont Street office building into our sixth residence hall. Set to open in the 2026–2027 school year, this building will retain its historic character while offering students modernized living spaces.
This initiative will help us achieve our dual goals of accommodating 50% of our undergraduates on campus and relieving pressure on Boston’s housing market.