Northeastern provides students with intercultural learning and transformative experience through its various global campuses. DAS is committed to working closely with the University’s global offices to support students’ accommodations globally.
Global Experiences
The Global Experiences Office offers transformative global experiences for learners at all levels. First-year programs may include New York Scholars, London Scholars, and N.U.in. Additional global study experiences include Study Abroad, Dialogues of Civilization, Semester/Summer In, and Incoming Exchange. Students engaging in global experiences are welcome to contact DAS about applying for accommodations or accessing accommodations globally. Specific guidelines for each global experience program are outlined below.
Please note that not all accommodations can be offered by each program or in every location abroad. It can also take longer to secure available accommodations in other countries, so it is important to review your options and request accommodations as early as possible. Housing accommodations may vary by global site and not all accommodations approved or implemented at the Boston campus may directly translate to an abroad program, given the differences in culture, disability law, program requirements, and campus structure. It is therefore strongly encouraged that you connect with your DAS specialist and program advisors directly to discuss these considerations as soon as possible.
N.U.in
The N.U.in Program is a first-semester experience where students will engage in the experiential learning model at one of Northeastern’s N.U.in global campuses. Please reach out to your specific N.U.in site for more information about how to submit your accommodation documentation. Please submit documentation to the DAS so your accommodations are in place upon your return to campus. Contact the DAS with any questions and include your N.U.in site location.
View additional N.U.in DAS resources here:
Checklist for Students with Disabilities: Preparing for an N.U.in Experience
Study Abroad
Students who plan to study abroad and currently receive accommodations through the DAS should meet with their DAS Specialist to inquire about accommodations at their study abroad location. If you are looking for verification of your accommodations for your study abroad location, please reach out to your Specialist and complete the release of info form here. View our DAS Study Abroad Checklist and DAS Study Abroad Resource.
Northeastern University Oakland
Students admitted to Northeastern University Oakland will enjoy the California Bay Area for their first year. They will then have the opportunity to stay in the Bay area to complete their degree or transition to Northeastern University Boston for their second year. Students admitted to the Oakland campus should submit documentation directly to our DAS Oakland team. Accommodation requests and documentation should be sent via email to DASOakland@northeastern.edu. Documentation guidelines/requirements are the same as Boston. For more information, check out the Getting Started section of the website.
Dialogues of Civilization
Students who plan to engage in Dialogues of Civilization and currently receive accommodations through the DAS should meet with their DAS Specialist to inquire about accommodations at their study abroad location. Both the DAS and the DOC team can assist you in planning for your DOC, including reviewing your options and communicating any requirements to the faculty leader and in-country partners. If you are looking for verification of your accommodations for your study abroad location, please reach out to your Specialist and complete the release of info form here. View our DAS Study Abroad Checklist and DAS Study Abroad Resource.
London Scholars
London Scholars will spend their first year together as a cohort at the NU London campus. In their second-year students will transition to the Boston campus. Students should submit a Student Disclosure Form and their supporting documentation to DASBoston@northeastern.edu. The submitted documentation will then be shared with the London Student Support and Development Team who will conduct a review and determine eligibility for accommodations at the London campus. Please keep in mind that UK standards may result in subtle differences in the types of accommodations provided while studying in London. If you have any questions, please contact studentsupport@nulondon.ac.uk or DASBoston@northeastern.edu.
View additional London Scholars resources here:
Support for Students with Medical Conditions, Disabilities and SpLDs
London Scholars DAS Checklist
London Residential Options Website
New York Scholars
Students admitted to the New York City Scholars program will experience an exciting first year in NYC at Marymount Manhattan College’s campus. Students will then transition back to Northeastern’s Boston campus in their second year. To request accommodations, students should submit their documentation directly to Northeastern’s Disability Access Services. Please visit the Getting Started page on our website for more information on how to begin this process.
Incoming/ Exchange
Students in the Incoming Exchange Program seeking accommodations at Northeastern should contact DAS to set up a meeting with a Disability Specialist at DASdocumentation@northeastern.edu and visit the Getting Started section of our website. Please note that the accommodations review process can take 2-3 weeks, so contact DAS before arriving at the Boston campus. Accommodations can vary from your home institution to Boston.
Semester/ Summer In
Students who plan to engage in Semester/Summer In and currently receive accommodations through the DAS should meet with their DAS Specialist to inquire about accommodations at their study abroad location. If you are looking for verification of your accommodations for your study abroad location, please reach out to your Specialist and complete the release of info form here. View our DAS Study Abroad Checklist and DAS Study Abroad Resource.
General Travel Resources
- NU Office of Global Services
- Mobility International USA
- U.S. Department of State Information for Travelers with Disabilities
- TSA Information on Traveling with Disabilities and Medication Conditions
- Northeastern Global Safety
Websites about Medication & Travel in the UK
Campus Disability Services
- Disability Access Services website
- Oakland Student Access and Support Services Office website
- London Support for Students with Medical Conditions, Disabilities and SpLDs
DAS Global Resources Handouts
Contact Us
Boston Campus
20 Dodge Hall
360 Huntington Ave
Boston, MA 02115
DASBoston@northeastern.edu
617-373-2675 (P)
617-373-7800 (F)
Relay 711 (TTY)
Oakland Campus: DASOakland@northeastern.edu
London Campus: studentsupport@nulondon.ac.uk
Learn more about the DAS staff at our Boston, London, and Oakland campuses here.
Learning Disabilities Program
The LDP offers an in-person model of support to a small number of undergraduate students on the Boston campus only. Accommodations and other disability-related support is available on all Northeastern campuses, including Oakland, London, and N.U.in sites. For more information about disability accommodations in Oakland, click here or contact DASOakland@northeastern.edu. For more information about disability accommodations in London, click here or contact studentsupport@nulondon.ac.uk.