Cooperative education, or co-op for short, is a hallmark of an RIT education. Co-op is full-time, paid work experience, which gives you the opportunity to apply what you’re learning in the classroom ...

The words "co-op" and "internship" are sometimes used interchangeably, as both are hands-on work experiences that students may complete in college. However, there are major differences between ...

A Co-op work Experience offers an opportunity to apply classroom knowledge in new, authentic contexts. Co-op participation at the graduate level is voluntary, and most students seek out the ...

When on a co-op work term, a student is an employee of the co-op employer and not an employee or agent of SFU. In all matters relating to work activities, he or she will be under the supervision and ...

If you are enrolled in a program with a mandatory work-integrated learning component (e.g. co-op, internship, practicum), or if you are accepted into one of Dalhousie’s optional work-integrated ...

A co-op work term or field placement must fall within an academic term. Co-op work terms consist of: Full-time, paid work experience Typically 35-40 hours per week 14-16 week total duration A minimum ...

You must first be accepted into your SFU home Co-op program in order to be eligible for an International Co-op work term. The application and intake procedures are outlined here. If you are an ...

It was through his college co-op work experiences at a bank and a human resources company that he gained real-world experience, connections and a career direction — building products that people ...