Does McGill have co-op for computer science?

The Software Engineering Co-op program offers students the opportunity to focus their studies on the skills needed to design and develop complex software systems while participating in 4 mandatory industrial work-terms leading to 16 months of paid professional experience before graduation.

Does McGill software engineering have co-op?

The McGill University Software Engineering Co-op allows you to apply classroom concepts during paid work terms. At graduation, your diploma will state you participated in a co-op program. You will have 16 months of work experience in your field of study and a network of contacts.

Does McMaster have software engineering?

McMaster Software Engineering programme prepares students for a career in a rapidly changing field by emphasising fundamental design principles, material that will still be useful and valid three decades from today.

How do I apply for a co-op/internship at McGill?

Upload your Co-Op letter* or curriculum from your department or the Co-op/Internship Office at McGill stating that work is a necessary requirement for the completion of your studies.

What is the co-op program in Canada?

The Co-op program in Canada is well-structured allowing students to take up work in any industry as a part of their course curriculum and without the need to apply for a work permit in Canada.

Is McGill a good school for Computer Science?

McGill is a great school for Comp Sci. However, I would argue that the primary advantage that Waterloo has over other Comp Sci programs in Canada and internationally, is not their education, but their Co-op program. The program is so well connected with employers, I would advise against McGill tbh.

Can I work for an employer other than McGill?

This does not mean that you cannot work for an employer other than McGill. A co-op work permit allows you to work for any employer as long as the work satisfies a mandatory requirement of your program for which you will be registered for an internship or co-op course.

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