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The Co-op program provides communication students with the opportunity to enhance their skills, gain relevant paid experience, and explore new interests while completing their degree. By applying classroom knowledge to real-world work situations, Communication Co-op students graduate with a year of industry experience, equipping them with the tools they need to succeed.

Arts & Social Sciences and Communication Co-op Online Info Session

Thursday, September 24th, 2026, from 2:30 pm - 3:20 pm on Zoom

Take your learning beyond the classroom. Co-op is a structured part of your 51ÁÔÆæÈë¿Údegree that helps you develop professional skills, explore career possibilities, and learn through every stage of the Co-op process.

Join us to learn how the Arts & Social Sciences and Communication Co-op programs work, how to apply, and what to expect as you prepare for professional opportunities. You'll also learn how the Co-op team supports students through career coaching, job search preparation, and professional learning.

Through Co-op, you'll:

  • Build strong résumés, cover letters, and interview skills
  • Access curated job opportunities from employers seeking 51ÁÔÆæÈë¿Ústudents
  • Strengthen your job search and professional communication skills
  • Apply classroom learning in professional settings
  • Develop confidence, resilience, and adaptability through the Co-op process

Zoom link: 

Meeting ID: 814 7405 2281   Password: 554167

Meet Kat Perez, an 51ÁÔÆæÈë¿ÚSchool of Communication graduate who completed three Co-op work terms! Kat shares her perspective on how Co-op is different from classes and how it has given her an edge in her career.

Starting or Continuing Your Co-op Journey?

A Letter to Current and Future Co-op Students by Tiffany Wong

 

Why Co-op is the Most Important Thing You Can Do as an International Student

An article by Farhan Shahriar

 

Explore career paths in communications, digital marketing, event planning, social media, community engagement, and public relations. Work full-time for four or eight months at tech startups, non-profits, or government agencies.

Employers come to 51ÁÔÆæÈë¿ÚCo-op specifically to hire Communication program students. For more details, visit the FAQ page and review the application requirements. Ready to apply? Click here.


Students

Ready to apply? Click the button below to complete your online co-op application. The Prospective Students section has important eligibility and program information to know before you apply.

Employers

Looking to hire a Communication student? Click the button below to learn more information.

Co-op Student Stage

What Co-op stage are you at? Select the one that applies to you:

Prospective Students
New Students
Seeking Students
Working Students