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Helping you get ahead of your career
Co-op is available to all Arts and Social Sciences students pursuing majors in FASS.
The skills and abilities that FASS students are known for���from critical thinking and communications, to research and analysis���are highly-regarded by employers in all sectors. In Co-op, you���ll explore career options, earning a competitive income, and building your resume before you graduate.
If you are a graduate student, co-op opportunities are available in these grad programs: Public Policy, International Studies, Economics, Urban Planning, Political Science.
Key Co-op Employers
FASS co-op students work across a wide range of roles in industries and sectors, regardless of their major. Studying Arts and Social Sciences often opens doors to opportunities in many different types of organizations.
Here���s a small sample of co-op employers we've partnered with across various sectors:
Federal Government
- Environment and Climate Change Canada
- Global Affairs Canada
Provincial Government
- BC Ministry of Children and Family Development
- BC Ministry of Housing
Crown Corporations/Public Sector
- Fraser Health Authority
- WorkSafeBC
Non Profit
- Elections BC
- posAbilities
Private Sector
- Royal Bank of Canada (RBC)
- SAP Canada
Examples of Unique or Popular Co-op Jobs for Arts and Social Sciences students
- BC Ministry of Citizen���s Services ��� Policy Analyst
- Environment and Climate Change Canada ��� Junior Environmental Enforcement Analyst
- ICBC ��� Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Program Coordinator
- Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada ��� Visitors Policy
- Kyndred Community Living ��� Youth Employment Worker
Salary for Co-op Work terms
$20-26
average hourly wage