Business Co-op Program

Overview

The Business Co-op Program is a paid work experience program that allows undergraduate students to combine their classroom learning with relevant learning experiences in a job setting. Students will complete a total of 12 months of full-time career-related work experience, achieved through a combination of 4 or 8-month work terms which typically alternate with school terms.

Benefits

There are several benefits to participating in the Business Co-op Program. For example, students are able to connect with potential employers and build professional connections to expand their network. Students engage in paid work terms, meaning they can earn while they learn!

Application Information

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Program Details

Faculty/Unit: Business
Academic Level: Undergraduate
Credit Received: Non-Credit
Payment: Paid
Location: Other
Format: In-Person
Related Learning Types

Work-Integrated Learning

  • Cooperative Education

Eligibility Requirements

Recognition + Compensation

  • Students are paid a salary, set by the employer, during their work term. The average student salary is $3600/month.
  • Undergrad Business Co-op students are registered in a WKEXP course during their work terms. These courses are graded on a pass/fail basis where the student is assigned a grade of either CR or NC. Students who complete all Co-op program requirements receive a specialized 'Cooperative Education' degree parchment designation.

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