Simon Fraser University, Burnaby Ranking 2024 from QS, THE & US NEWS

We are having a 3 months of interniship in the summer term. During that we got exposed to the number of opportunities and that will guide you for the full time position.

I am going to attend my practicum from May month. So I would share this later.

Unlike India, here the job placement process is all done by the individual student. You are responsible for your own destiny so students need to take charge of finding any opportunity to taking care of job interviews to taking care of any co-op opportunities.

Data Scientist - 3K per month - Scotiabankl

Students have been successful in their placement opportunities. Many alumni have been placed at firms like the Big 4, Google, Amazon, etc. I find that co-op plays a big role in the job you secure in the future and I would definitely recommend doing co-op. Co-op allows you to build relevant industry experience while studying and most students are rehired after graduating from the institution they did a co-op with. I have also seen many students, who do not take part in extracurricular activities or part-time jobs, struggle to secure a job after graduation. Thus, I would say it all depends on you and the effort you put in.

I am currently applying for co-oo jobs!

We have a co-op program. I did two terms of co-op (the first term at a health training and consulting business and the second in the federal public service), my second term is a much more positive experience than my first. I earned about $9000 each term.

It was close to my home and I didn't want to be in debt by the time college ended. I didn't feel I was ready to move out and be on my own. My school also has one of the top Health Sciences programs in the country.

The reason why I chose to go to this college is that it is close to the place I live and since it is a decent place to study. I also received a scholarship that influenced my choice. No other choices were influencing.

They're really good from big companies. They also have international placements and job opportunities. They also provide interaction with different companies at a big fair each semester and send out regular emails regarding the positions.

Yes, it does have a co-op program that is well structured. I got an 8 month co-op in January this year and I'll be starting it in May. The co-op advisors are good and have good resources regarding interview, resume and cover letter preparation.

There are various companies coming to campus for internships. There are no full-time placements and all full time opportunities are seeked by self.

Two Hat, Data Scientist Intern. I am really sorry, I cannot disclose my stipend. Technical Interview and HR interview