Description
First Year Nights (FYN) are discipline information nights for students currently in their qualifying year in the Bachelor of Science in Engineering program. These sessions are held for each engineering program and include information about courses, student clubs, areas of research, and career possibilities. In this session presented by Co-op and Career Connections, students will learn valuable information about the Co-op and Traditional program streams.
Curious about gaining hands-on experience while earning your degree? Our Engineering Co-op Program might be the perfect fit for you! The session will also highlight how your engineering career development is supported if you are in the traditional program.
Why Attend?
Learn how our co-op program offers:
- Real-World Experience: Work with leading companies in your field and tackle real workplace challenges.
- Networking Opportunities: Build connections with industry professionals and open doors for future career opportunities.
- Financial Benefits: Earn a competitive salary while gaining experience, helping to offset tuition costs.
- Skill Development: Enhance your technical, problem-solving, and teamwork skills in a professional setting.
- Career Readiness: Graduate with an impressive résumé and a clear path to your future career.
Learn how Engineering Career Connections provides:
- Engineering specific career resources: Check out the Resource Vault for incredible materials that support your personal career development and job search.
- Networking Opportunities: Attend networking events available to all students to assist you with learning from and connecting with professionals across many industries.
- Workshops: Develop your skills in writing a top notch résumé, learning about interview skills and leveraging LinkedIn.
Join us to hear from Co-op and Career Connections staff as well as current students. They'll share insights, tips, challenges and success stories to help you understand expectations and unique differences in both program paths.
Resources
Visit the Engineering Career Connections Resource Vault for more information about all disciplines.