Faculty of Health students secure competitive co-op jobs in industries across the world.Â
Co-op is an opportunity to take academic theory to industry and bring industry knowledge to the classroom. Regardless of program or major, every student’s co-op experience is different.Â
Faculty of Health students work in research roles, industry roles and entrepreneurship. Throughout co-op work terms students grow into roles with more responsibility and academic relevance.Â
This list of sample co-op jobs is organized by program and includes descriptions based on real co-op work term positions held by À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ students. We have not included employer names to maintain employer confidentiality. This list is intended to help you understand what your co-op pathway may look like based on your program. However, you should explore diverse employment opportunities throughout your co-op work terms to find out where you want to take your career post-graduation.
Recent health co-op experiences
Unlocking the mysteries of memory
By: Alessia Apa | 4 min read
Alessia’s co-op journey dives deep into Alzheimer’s research, making a real impact in neuroscience research.
Inside the world of pediatric mobility and assistive robotics
Rawan Miznazi (she/her) is a fourth-year Health Sciences student in the Faculty of Health. Rawan shares her experiences at and , where she worked hands-on with patients. Her time at Trexo Robotics sparked a passion for research into the social and cognitive impacts of assistive robotic devices on children, leading her to pursue an undergraduate thesis in the field.
Unlocking career potential: networking in diverse co-op positions
Hamisha Ramesh | 4 min read
Hamisha Ramesh (she/her) is a fourth-year Health Sciences student. In her blog, Hamisha discusses the benefits that accompany diversifying her co-op job experiences, advice for learning new tasks on the job and expanding her network through meaningful interactions.