Information for graduate students

The following graduate programs are fully supported by Co-operative and Experiential Education, which includes:

• Access to the Full-Cycle Service job board in WaterlooWorks during the recruiting period
• Access to otherEmployer-Student direct co-op job board in WaterlooWorks year-round
• Access to workshops or online courses (such as WIL 601) to help you prepare for co-op.
  • These workshops and/or courses are mandatory or optional depending upon your program of study.
• Other specialized support, depending on your program

For details on the requirements of each co-op program of study, please visit the Graduate Studies Academic Calendar or contact the appropriate graduate co-ordinator.

For an overview of your responsibilities as a graduate co-op student enrolled in a program supported by Co-operative and Experiential Education, please visit our co-op roles and responsibilities page.

If your program is in the table below, please visit our Grad co-op and WaterlooWorks page to learn how to make the most of your graduate co-op term.

The following graduate programs are supported by department-specific programming, which includes: 

• Access to supports provided by their own program/department staff
• Access to other non-co-op job boards on WaterlooWorks year-round
• Access to supports offered by the Centre for Career Development

If your program is in the table below (or not listed in either table on this page), please visit ourGrad co-op and arranging your own job siteto learn how to make the most of your graduate co-op term.