Apply to Co-op - Undergraduate

Join co-op and start building your engineering or architecture career today! 

To be considered for admission, you must meet the program’s eligibility criteria and complete the application process. Application for admission to co-op occurs once per year. The application period begins in early August and closes in mid-September.

Application Process

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1. Verify Your Eligibility

Review the requirements to determine if you’re eligible to apply for the co-op program

 
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2. Submit Your Application

Complete and submit your application to the co-op program before the deadline.

 
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3. Begin Your Co-op Journey

Advance your career with tailored workshops and one-to-one individualized support.

 

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Information Sessions

Interested in learning more about the co-op program? Check out our Prospective Student FAQs or attend one of our information sessions. Our co-op career advisors will be available to answer your questions about the Applied Science Co-op Program. Simply log on to ask us all your questions – no registration is required! 

Information sessions for the 2025/2026 intake year will be available in August 2025.

Prospective Student FAQs

Please note: The UBC Applied Science Co-op Program reserves the right to update, modify or revise the admission process without prior notice. This includes the right to request additional information or conduct interviews with applicants. Changes to the intake process may occur based on the number of qualified applicants, discipline, and academic standing.

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