GET HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE
AT CONCORDIA
Design your own path for hands-on learning by finding experiential learning (EL) activities that are right for you.
Start searching below, or if you are a current Concordia student, you can go right to the experiential learning roadmap on the Student Hub to save opportunities into your personal roadmap.
Search for EL opportunities
*Please note that the inventory is not exhaustive. Check with your department about other opportunities.
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Student life
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Important notes - Please read
- Please consult a career counsellor to explore how these experiential learning opportunities complement different career pathways or your particular career goals.
- Please consult your program advisor to ensure that the courses and/or other opportunities you are selecting are feasible and beneficial for your academic program.
- Before visiting your program advisor, please ensure that you have checked your eligibility to take the course (if it's open to you in your program of study), and that you have completed the prerequisites.
- Some courses have limited capacity – you will need to seek permission from the department to enroll.
- Please check the undergraduate or graduate calendars to confirm in which semesters the courses are offered.
- Please direct Co-op questions to the Institute for Co-operative Education.
Important notes for your academic planning
Talk to a career advisor: It's a good idea to good advice. A career advisor can help you understand how hands-on learning experiences can help you achieve your career goals.
Meet your program advisor: Make an appointment with your program advisor to make sure the experiential learning opportunities you're interested in are a good fit for your academic program.
Check course eligibility: Before you see your program advisor, double-check that you meet the requirements to take a course. This includes checking if the course is open for students in your program and if you've completed any necessary prerequisites.
Get permission if needed: Some courses might have limited space, so you may need to get special permission from the department to enroll in them.
- Check course availability: Find out which semesters the courses you're interested in are offered by looking at the undergraduate or graduate calendars.
- Questions about Co-op? Get in touch with the Institute for Co-operative Education.
