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Are you looking to test drive a career in a short-term, full-time paid job opportunity while earning additive credits to your diploma or degree? Then read on to learn more about Co-operative Education.

What is Co-operative Education?

Co-operative Education (Co-op) integrates academic studies with related work experience. After completing the first half of a diploma or university transfer program, Co-op students alternate semesters of classroom studies with semesters of paid, full-time employment. It is a win-win program for students and employers.

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Programs that offer Co-op

The following Douglas College programs have Co-op options:

• Accounting Management
• Business Management
• Computing Science and Information Systems
• General Business
• Marketing Management
• University Transfer Arts
• University Transfer Commerce
• University Transfer Science
• Bachelor of Business Administration
• Bachelor of Physical Education and Coaching