Students complete the normal academic sequence for their first 10 units of study before beginning their firs co-op term. Co-op students usually graduate one semester later than traditional students. The following schedule depicts the typical Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management co-operative education program. Students must consider that the co-op terms may be outside of Nova Scotia and some relocation could be required at the students. Students must finish their program on an academic term, not on a co-op term.
Student continues academic study.
NCR No credit, repeat. Student must repeat the co-op term and pass before returning to academic study. Normally, a student may receive only one NCR grade and remain in the degree program. A failing grade in a co-op term results in dismissal from the program. Click here for additional information co-operative education.