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Study fashion design AND work at a fashion house. Study engineering AND work for a bridge builder. Co-op is was designed in the apprenticeship spirit. You go to school – and also work. This gives you both money (for when you’re in school) and experience (for when you graduate). There are many different co-op experiences in many different industries
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Featured Industry Resources
Links to help better understand what you can do with a Co-op degree
- ICE
International Cooperative Education (ICE), since 1971, has been providing
American college and university students with the unique opportunity to gain
practical work experience abroad.
- National Commision for Cooperative Education
The NationalCommission for Cooperative Education (NCCE) is dedicated to advancing cooperative education throughout the United States.
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