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- Scientists dig deep and find a way to accurately predict snowmelt after droughts
- SFU faculty members explore Indigenous epistemologies
- Cracking the Case of Missing Snowmelt After Drought
- 2023 ESRI Canada GIS Scholarship for SFU
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Co-op Education
Gain Related Work Experience
Co-op is great way to get career-related experience and help finance your education. As a Co-op student you will alternate academic semesters with full-time work placements, allowing you to earn money while building skills in your chosen field.
Interested in learning more? Check out the information below and on the FENV co-op page.
Why Participate in Co-op?
- Get access to a variety of paid, quality jobs (many of which are not available to non-co-op students)
- Try out different kinds of jobs and job settings to find out what you like best
- Hone your interviewing skills through practice sessions and feedback with co-op staff
- Create a concise and effective résumé
- Build a network of professional contacts
- Understand how what you are learning in class applies in the real world
- Gain experience working in local, national and international markets
- For visa students, get access to paid off-campus Canadian work experience
Co-op Student Profiles
Akmal Aslam
BC Ministry of Forests, Surface Water Team
Savanna Yan
BC Rapid Transit Company (BCRTC)
Caitlyn Mackie
Teck Resources Ltd. (Cardinal River Mine)
Jonathan Ling
Agency for Cooperative Housing
Isabel Nelson
FrontCounter BC (Fish & Wildlife)
Rayleen Wilson
Talisker Resources (Bralorne Project)
Transfer students
If you are transferring from another college or university, you are encouraged to contact FENV Co-op during your first term at SFU to determine your eligibility and ensure that you will have time to participate in the program. Please see eligibility requirements below and on the FENV Co-op Prospective Student page.
Ready to Join?
For additional information including admission requirements, visit the FENV Co-op page or contact:
Paul DeGrace
Coordinator, Environment Co-op
RCB 7130 778-782-3115 degrace@sfu.ca
*Note - students must have less than 80 units, including the current semester's enrollment, and a cgpa of 2.75 or higher in order to be eligible.