Experiential learning

Norah McRae and Shabnam Ivkovic launched a pilot program to help co-op students on international work terms engage their employers in meaningful discussions about the SDGs in the context of the organization. They share the results of the pilot and how the conversations helped bring more awareness of the SDGs and their application to co-op students.

When The Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario was overcapacity with children battling illnesses in November, two University Waterloo Pharmacy students, who were already in Ottawa for their co-op positions, stepped up to help. Parsa Ali and Duaa Osman brought an “injection of energy” to the hospital during a tough time.

Conrad School of Enterprise and Business introduces spring 2021 co-op pitch winners. There are E-Launch Awards for non-engineering students and the Norman Esch Enterprise Co-op Awards for Engineering students.

The University of Waterloo is compared to Californian schools in Computer Science by overall rank, student employability, program size, research capabilities and entrepreneurship.

Learn how the Work-Learn Institute, led by director Anne-Marie Fannon at the University of Waterloo, delivers world-leading data and research insights to help real-world organizations plan and adapt their talent strategies.

Dr. McRae shares how key trends in work-integrated learning at provincial, national and global levels impact CEE's strategic direction.

Norah McRae and Ross Johnston announce and celebrate the 2019 CEE Employer Impact Awards winners.

Anne-Marie Fannon discusses the connection between workplace learning and academic learning and its broader impact on labour markets and economies.

Dr. Norah McRae and Ross Johnston announce and celebrate the 2020 CEE Employer Impact Awards.