Does Waterloo have co-op for Masters?

Yes, at least in the Faculty of Mathematics. Many coursework master’s students in my department (Computer Science) are in the co-op option. They take 8 months off to work for a company between their study terms.

Can graduate students do Co-op?

Graduate Co-op enables graduate students to alternate class terms with a six-month period of hands-on experience, gaining access to employers in their chosen industries.

What does computer science co-op do?

CS Co-op students are prepared to work in software design, help desk support, network administration, web page design and maintenance, hardware and software application support, data processing, instruction and scientific computing.

What is co-op Masters?

Co-operative education, or co-op education, is a program where you can work in an industry that is related to your field of study. It also helps you decide what kind of job you might want, helps you pay for your education and increases chances of acquiring a good job (with a higher salary) as a graduate.

Does Laurier computer science have co-op?

Laurier’s Computer Science Co-op students complete three four-month work terms and are available to work in the fall, spring and winter.

What is a graduate co-op program?

Co-op is the structured method of combined classroom based education with practical work experience co-op provide academic credit for structured work experience, the work experience in the program. That component comprises of 30 to 50 percent of the program.

What is University of Waterloo co-op program?

Waterloo’s co-op program involves a real-world job application process, preparing you for what you’ll experience when you graduate. Very simply, you apply to jobs, have interviews with employers, and then go into a process that matches students and employers based on preference.