The College of Engineering Cooperative Education (Co-op) and Summer Internship program provides engineering students with the option to gain valuable “real world” engineering experiences working with a variety of industries and governmental agencies.
Basic requirements for these experiences include working full-time, being competitively paid, completing engineering assignments and working under the supervision of an engineer on-site.
Obtaining work experience through a co-op or summer internship prior to completing your degree requirements typically increases employment opportunities and starting salaries at graduation.