The University of Waterloo is a member of Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning (CEWIL) Canada.
In 1979, CEWIL established the Accreditation Council to regulate post-secondary co-operative education programs in Canada and to accredit those that meet specific criteria in an effort to ensure the quality of the co-operative education program.
To date, the University of Waterloo has more than 120 CEWIL Canada accredited co-op programs across six faculties.
Our award-winning co-op students
No matter what industry you work in, we'll help you find a student that aligns well with your organization. Waterloo students are knowledgeable and passionate about what they do.
Our accredited co-op programs
Learn more about the programs within each academic faculty, including what each program teaches students and why specific skills students develop and how they relate to the workplace.
When posting your job, you can choose from two types of advertising clusters:
Thematic clusters (disciplines) reflect the function of the job.
Academic clusters (degrees) reflect groupings of our academic programs.