Experience pathway · Concordia University
Connect the degree to work experience and outcomes
- 1Entry modelDirect, later-entry, optional
- 2PrepareSkills, portfolio, applications
- 3ExperienceCo-op, internship, research
- 4TranslateNetwork, evidence, next role
Concordia University Careers & Work Experience
Montreal, Quebec
Co-op, internships, research, and outcome questions. This focused guide keeps the detailed tables, official sources, and practical next steps in one manageable reading path.
Reviewed September 1, 2026 · Information checked against official university sources · How we review guides
Co-op, Research, and Career Outcomes
Co-op: three paid internships in the flagship format
Indicate co-op on the admission application where available. Work terms are structured, paid learning—but places are competitive, program CGPA thresholds apply to current students, and no placement is guaranteed.
Current program
Co-op structure
More than 70 academic programs include co-op or internship options, and the Institute's co-op format alternates study with three paid, full-time internships (minimum 35 hours per week) of 12 to 17 weeks each. Around 1,500 new undergraduates join each year.
Concordia University: Undergraduate co-op and internships · Verified 2026-08-13
Current program
Co-op entry and progression rules
New applicants tick the co-op option on the admission application. Current students apply for Fall or Winter admission against program CGPA thresholds from 2.5 to 3.7, and the final semester cannot be an internship term.
Concordia describes co-op admission as highly competitive and not guaranteed regardless of academic performance.
Concordia University: Undergraduate co-op and internships · Verified 2026-08-13
Official Sources and Next Steps
Stellar keeps this guide structured for comparison, but official university pages remain the source of truth for program requirements, tuition, residence, scholarships, deadlines, and policy changes.
Prepared by Stellar Advisers Editorial Team · Reviewed September 1, 2026 · Editorial, corrections, and source methodology