Co-operative Education Program PROCOP (Application required)
The Co-operative Education Program combines a student’s
academic program with integrated paid work experiences through
work terms and regular academic sessions. The work terms are
designed to present the students with the opportunity to blend
theory and practice and to gain relevant work experience.
Each co-operative work term is a minimum of 420 hours (generally
between 12 and 16 weeks in length) and the student will
be registered in a 3-credit Co-operative Placement course (BMG
391, BMG 392 and BMG 393). All work terms must be completed
before the student`s final academic semester. While every effort
will be made to help find a suitable placement for students in the
program, no guarantee of placement can be made since the employment
process is competitive and subject to market conditions.


Co-operative Education Program Courses
2 or 4 courses
BMG 191 Fundamentals of Workplace Preparation and
Professional Development (1 credit)*
BMG 391 Co-operative Education Placement I (3 credits) This will be exempted for those students who have completed a DEC/BAC.
BMG 392 Co-operative Education Placement II (3 credits)
BMG 393 Co-operative Education Placement III 3 credits)**


*This course must be successfully completed before doing the first work placement
and is not included in the calculation of the cumulative average, nor the total
credits required for graduation. Those holding a DEC/BAC will be exempt.


** Students who were advanced at least 30 credits can complete 2 or 3 work
placements to graduate with the Co-operative Education Program Designation.
Students who were advanced less than 30 credits are required to complete a
third work placement to graduate with the Co-operative Education Program
Designation.


All courses will be considered electives and will count towards the 120-credit
program, except for BMG 191.