By: Danyka Belanger | 4.5 min read
Through her international co‑op terms, Yunxing Zhang discovered how workplace culture shifts across countries, even inside the same company.
By: Danyka Belanger | 4 min read
By stepping outside her comfort zone in data analytics and leadership roles, Carole Hanna built independence and learned the importance of clear communication.
By: Danyka Belanger | 5 min read
Jane Zeng gained valuable experience that helped her grow from having zero machine learning knowledge to solving problems with real company impact.
By: Franklin Ramirez | 4 min read
Blending AI expertise with people‑centred collaboration, Franklin Ramirez turns curiosity into solutions that fuel growth and innovation.
By: Danyka Belanger | 4 min read
Vinayak Bector earned himself the Faculty of Mathematics Co-op Student of the Year by turning lines of code into global impact, creating solutions that will save millions of dollars.
By: Megan Dash | 4.5 min read
Padena Rasouli-Baghban reflects on venturing out of her comfort zone and how it led to an exciting career in software development, spanning across telecommunications, semiconductors and big tech.
By: Megan Dash | 5 min read
How co-op helped Zain Salman explore various fields of software engineering and overcome the challenges of moving to a new city.
By: Alison Chase | 6 min read
Driven by a passion to build meaningful connections, Hyeseong Jun launched a startup through E Co-op to turn everyday interactions into real-world social connections.
By: Alison Chase | 3 min read
Saarth Rajan (he/him) an international student studying Honours Mathematics in his 2A term. He discusses his experience living, working and making connections in small town Alberta.
Linda Wang (she/her), a third-year Computer Science student, is the Co-op Student of the Year for the Faculty of Math! Her incredible work at the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) played a pivotal role in developing one of the company’s first generative AI (GenAI) use cases in human resources (HR).