By: Matthew King (he/him)
It can be challenging enough to be a first work term student looking for a co-op job without adding a global pandemic to the equation. Yet, in 2021, that is exactly what Aseel Osman (she/her) and many students like her faced.
By: Hirumal Munasinghe
Participating as a student in University of Waterloo’s Co-operative Education Program can be an exciting, yet nerve-racking experience.
By Namish Modi
Upon graduation, Simon Raiff looks to work in video production, editing, and creation.
New student counsellor positions and a digital virtual care tool will be created to expand the wellness service offerings for co-operative education students at the University of Waterloo.
It’s official: the new co-op fee amount of $734 for the 2020/21 fiscal year has been confirmed by UWaterloo’s Board of Governors.
John Kim never thought he’d land an intern job with the World Health Organization (WHO) within the Global Influenza Programme.
For some time now, we’ve heard from students that our co-op website needed a face-lift. And we couldn’t agree more!
By: Amy U
Third-year Architecture student Simone Delaney pursued an international co-op work term to gain new perspectives on the world.
By: Jillian Smith
Caleb Dueck, first work-term co-op student in mechatronics engineering, created not one, but two robot bartenders while working at Eascan Automation in Winnipeg.
By Gloria Eid, Student Advisor for co-op students working in Western Canada
Six tips for asking questions to boost your progress.