Internship & work experience programs
Internships and work experience programs allow students to explore career options, apply classroom learning in real-world settings, and develop transferable skills. Opportunities vary by faculty, department, and degree program and may be coordinated through academic units, the Career Centre, or external partners.
Programs can be paid or unpaid, for academic credit or professional experience, and offered in-person, virtual, or hybrid formats across multiple sectors.
Service Offerings
• ALES Mini-Internship Program (AMIP)
• Graduate Student Internship Program (GSIP)
• International Student Summer Employment Program
• Non-Profit Board Internship Program (NPBI)
• Experiential Learning Directory
Location
Hours of Operation
Information and resources are generally available online year-round, while application timelines, support availability, and program activities vary by faculty, program, and employer. See Career Centre Hours.
What to Expect
Students receive reliable information and guidance on internship opportunities. Availability and placements vary by program and employer, and are not guaranteed. Support is provided by academic units or the Career Centre with clear communication and reasonable response times.Cost
No charge for serviceSpecial Conditions
- Internship compensation varies by program and industry
- Academic credit or transcript notation is program-specific
- Eligibility requirements differ and may include enrollment status, return-to-study requirements, or additional qualifications
- Time commitment, location, and length of placements vary significantly
Audience: Undergraduate students, Graduate students
Home Campus: All
Delivery format: Webpage
Access: Access anytime
Service Provider: Career Centre
Language: English