Chloe Hodgins | 3 min read
For Chemical Engineering master’s student, Dhruvil Gajera, working in Canada offered more than an opportunity to develop his technical skills. It introduced him to a new workplace culture and a different side of the engineering industry in a new country.
Iba Abbasi | 5 min read
Karen Xie’s co-op journey showed her that a Psychology background can open doors in arts, fintech and banking.
Iba Abbasi | 6 min read
Stepping outside his comfort zone took Vivek Upadhyay from Canada's public service to Japan's technology industry, where co-op reshaped both his career goals and his perspective on growth.
Iba Abbasi | 5 min read
Rasana Yogarajan’s co-op journey showed her that data has the greatest impact when paired with communication, storytelling and connection.
Iba Abbasi | 5.5 min read
In rural Thailand, Timea Siket is learning that meaningful research can start with community needs, hands-on problem-solving and the freedom to innovate.
By: Iba Abbasi | 4 min read
Stepping into his first professional workplace, Ethan Pruchnicki expected to learn technical skills. Instead, he discovered confidence, found his voice and realized that growth often begins outside your comfort zone.
By: Iba Abbasi | 4 min read
For Mera Yousef, co-op transformed classroom knowledge into meaningful patient care, showing her that communication is just as important as clinical expertise.
By: Iba Abbasi | 5 min read
Across six co-op terms spanning startups, research labs and health-care institutions, Harleen Khangura explored different corners of biomedical engineering while using technology to help solve real-world health-care challenges.
Iba Abbasi | 4 min read
Through co-op, Adam Kafi transformed uncertainty about his degree and future into confidence in both his abilities and career path.
With the increase of remote work over recent years, many of you have probably been asked by your employer to work remotely.