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À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ, and CEE, lead the world in co-operative and career education and experiential and work-integrated learning. In doing so, we engage with local, national and global audiences to share knowledge and expertise to support talent development for a complex future workforce. Â
Guided by our work, research and data-driven insights, our subject matter experts are popular keynote speakers, guest presenters and panellists dedicated to advancing the field of work-integrated learning. Â
By deliberately aligning our strengths with important global challenges, we play a central role in connecting imagination and impact for a better world. This often includes recognition, media coverage and contributions to a variety of academic journals and publications.Â
Watch, listen and read to learn more about CEE’s recent contributions to the global conversation about the future of work and work-integrated learning.
Media spotlight: Work.Learn.Repeat podcast
The Work.Learn.Repeat video podcast examines topics and issues in the future of work by reaching a broad audience of students, employers, and educators. Join Jodi Szimanski as she talks to industry experts and leaders in co-operative and experiential education about work-integrated learning, lifelong learning, and preparing for the future of work. Available on , , , and .
Recent media and publications
From Homesick to Empowered: A Candid Indian Student’s Journey at University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ | The Times of India
In a Times of India video, Pallavi Thapar, an international student from India, shares how the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ helped her overcome homesickness and grow into a confident, independent learner. At 4:23 of the video, she highlights the co-op program and the Centre for Career Development (CCD) as key supports in exploring career options and gaining real-world experience.
Sudbury's Young Entrepreneur of the Year fell in love with city, North | The Sudbury Star
The Sudbury Star highlights Jonathan Gbedemah, a graduate of the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ’s Doctor of Pharmacy Co-operative Education Program, who credits his co-op clinical rotations in Sudbury for inspiring his long-term commitment to northern Ontario. After gaining hands-on experience across twenty-three pharmacies, he opened Jonathan’s Kingsway Pharmacy in Sudbury and was recently named Young Entrepreneur of the Year. His journey reflects how À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ’s co-op education fosters career readiness, community impact, and entrepreneurial success.
Work.Learn.Repeat Podcast - S1 E7 | Dr. Andrea Prier
How can reflection enhance your work-integrated learning experience? Dr. Andrea Prier discusses the practice of reflection in co-op education and its role in helping students plan, engage, and evaluate their work experiences. Learn how intentional reflection at different stages of the work term can improve skill articulation, personal growth, and career preparedness for both students and employers.