SESP by the Numbers
Northwestern's School of Education and Social Policy (SESP) is the #3 ranked education school by U.S. News & World Report. This isn't the only number that makes SESP so special. The work our students and faculty produce makes an impact in our classrooms, organizations, communities, and beyond.
Enrollment and Student Statistics
Our close-knit community creates a unique environment for SESP students to thrive.
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Undergraduate students enrolled
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Graduate students enrolled
Research and Curricular Statistics
Working alongside our communities in Evanston and the greater Chicago area is central to SESP’s mission. These collaborations move relevant research out of labs and into the community.
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SESP research labs
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Partnerships between Evanston Township High School and Northwestern University
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World's first learning sciences program, launched in 1991
Graduation and Beyond
SESP students find success immediately following graduation, as they make an impact across teaching and education, non-profit organizations, government, business, consulting, and more.
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Undergraduates employed or completing graduate school or fellowships after graduation
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SESP students working in government, non-profit, consulting, or business after graduation
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Higher Education Administration and Policy students who receive a job offer within 90 days of graduation