MCPcon & AgentCon North America 2026- 20 Complimentary Tickets
Registration will open Mon 9/28/26 and close Fri 10/9/26.
In the meantime, make sure you're available to attend the full conference & set a reminder to check back!
We're excited to announce that Northeastern University's Silicon Valley campus has secured 20 complimentary tickets to MCPcon & AgentCon North America 2026.
MCPcon & AgentCon North America is the the flagship conference of the Agentic AI Foundation (Linux Foundation), bringing together the engineers and companies building today's AI agent infrastructure, including the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that Anthropic originally created. Two days, real practitioners, no cost to you.
🎟️ Tickets available now
📅 Conference: October 22-23, 2026
📍San Jose Mcenery Convention Center
Why This Matters for You
🤝 NETWORK. Talk directly with engineers, founders, and recruiters from the companies building agentic AI — the kind of floor access that's hard to get without an industry badge.
🔍 LEARN. Sit in on real production case studies and workshops on agent security, tooling, and governance — concrete examples to bring into interviews.
💻 SIGNAL. A current, specific line for your resume and LinkedIn — useful when you're building your case for U.S. employers during your job search.
💡 EXPLORE. You don't need a technical background to benefit. See how fast-moving this field is and where roles in product, policy, data, and design fit in.
Remember
Tickets will be distributed on a first come, first serve basis so make sure to reserve your spot by registering here on Luma. We ask that all confirmed students commit to the following:
Honor your spot. These tickets represent a meaningful investment in your professional development, and a student on the waitlist may be counting on your seat. If your plans change and you need to decommit, please let us know as soon as possible so we can offer your ticket to another student. Last-minute cancellations make it difficult to redistribute opportunities fairly.
Give back to the community. As a condition of receiving a ticket, attendees will be asked to participate in a brief post-event reflection — whether that's a written testimonial, a short interview, or a quick share-out with your peers. This is a small but meaningful way to contribute to a culture of shared learning and to help future students understand the value of opportunities like this one. More information will be shared by Hannah Reyes, Experiential Learning Specialist- be on the lookout for her communication & follow ups.