Sheridan has numerous post-graduate programs which feature a cooperative education option, and hundreds of participating employers. The co-op learning experience is well structured and supervised by a team of Sheridan professionals dedicated to helping students succeed. The number of students who can be placed in co-op is limited. Students who apply by the appropriate deadline will be advised if they have been placed. Students in a co-op program must obtain a minimum of 360 hours per work term of employment, related specifically to their area of study and training.
Students also receive an employer evaluation and constructive feedback as part of their training.
Placements, though often of a shorter duration, offer many of the same benefits of cooperative education.