Political Science Co-operative Education Program
Undergraduate
The Arts and Social Science Co-op Program is an experiential learning program for students in undergraduate, post baccalaureate diploma (PBD)/Second Degree programs, and Master’s degree programs.
Co-op can provide you with:
- Paid, professional work experience during your studies
- A well-rounded education that combines theory and practice
- A network of contacts upon graduation, as well as practical experience, a high quality resume, and effective job search and interview skills
- The ability to figure out your likes and dislikes in the career world, as well as the chance to gain a greater understanding of the job market and find out about career opportunities
- And much more!
Possible Positions:
- Co-op student to Child, Youth, and Social Development Studies Directorate at Human Resources Development Canada
- Multicultural Health Fair Assistant at Affiliation of Multicultural Societies and Services
- Enforcement Officer at Canada Border Services Agency
- Junior Community Parole Officer at Correctional Service of Canada
- Junior Research Assistant at Indian Residential Schools Resolution Canada
- U.S. Trade Office Intern at U.S. Consulate General
- Community Events Assistant at Lion’s Gate Rotary Cub
We’re glad you’ve made the decision to find out what Co-op is about and how it can help you gain experience and achieve your goals. Please visit http://www.sfu.ca/coop/assc/home for more information (including application requirements and deadlines). If you have specific questions, contact a Co-op coordinator or program assistant at http://www.sfu.ca/coop/contact.
Graduate
The Arts and Social Science Co-op Program is an experiential learning program for students in undergraduate, post baccalaureate diploma, and Master’s degree programs.
Co-op can provide you with:
- Paid, professional work experience during your studies
- A well-rounded education that combines theory and practice
- A network of contacts upon graduation, as well as practical experience, a high quality resume, and effective job search and interview skills
- The chance to apply your areas of interest and research to a real-world career
- Opportunity to make connections that may aid in your Master’s thesis work
- And much more!
Possible Positions:
- Economist at Environment Canada
- Policy Analyst at Citizenship and Immigration Canada
- Researcher at BC Ministry of Labour and Citizens’ Services
- Project Coordinator at Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade
- Analyst at BC Ministry of Health Planning
We’re glad you’ve made the decision to find out what Co-op is about and how it can help you gain experience and achieve your goals. Please visit http://www.sfu.ca/coop/assc/home for more information (including application requirements and deadlines). If you have specific questions, contact a Co-op coordinator or program assistant at http://www.sfu.ca/coop/contact.