To expose students to and enhance their ability to deal with complex international ventures. To strengthen the bridge between the University and the community by participating in the growth of our global world. Cooperative Education is a formal program which combines alternating semesters of classroom study with semesters of career related work experiences. If an undergraduate student completes a minimum of three semesters of work experience a certificate will be awarded. A student can earn up to three academic credits.
Internships are available at the undergraduate and graduate level.
In addition, employers pay no unemployment compensation taxes and fringe benefits are optional. Employers typically pay 60-70 percent of an entry level salary for any given position. Coordinators in the placement office provide free referral and evaluation services to participating employers. This reduces the salary, travel and advertising costs involved in recruitment. Flexible Source of Personnel Students are available on a full-time basis.