Top 3 Reasons to Hire a Management Co-op Student
1. Our students are global citizens: Collaborative. Innovative. Coachable. Diverse.
U of T consistently ranks as the top university in Canada for producing . Together with the core competencies of business management and international course options, our program emphasizes interpersonal skills development including effective crosscultural communication. We offer the premier Management and International Business program with a globally mobile talent pool who learn and speak multiple languages.
2. You can hire any time.
To cater to globally diverse needs, our students are available for various durations. Ideally, students are eligible to work for 4 or 8 month terms, with the possibility of extension. You can post jobs, interview candidates, and hire whenever you’re ready. We have talent available year round in Canada and globally.
3. We are service driven.
Your dedicated Management Co-op External Relations Officer is here to guide you every step of the way. We offer targeted marketing strategies and ongoing support to connect you with the best talent for your business.
"Management Co-op students have been outstanding contributors to our business by developing innovative solutions, demonstrating a willingness to learn, and collaborating with many cross-functional business partners. We’re thrilled that several co-op students have chosen to kick start their full-time careers at Johnson & Johnson."
– Stacey Hachigian
Manager, SC Strategy & PMO Process, Johnson & Johnson
Employer Responsibilities
values the partnership of our industry partners. We consider our employer partners as co-educators of our students, playing an important role in co-op students’ experiential education and career development. We are always available to provide support and guidance throughout the entire process to ensure the work term is successful and that all parties benefit.
Co-operative Education is a formal model of experiential education and the work term itself must meet the criteria set out by Canada’s Co-operative Education & Work Integrated Learning () Association.
U of T Co-op is responsible for ensuring that each work term meets the requirements and that our employer partners are aware of the responsibilities associated with being a co-educator of our students.