Learn how to find a summer internship or co-op that fits your goals. Explore UC’s top internship resources, tips for resumes and interviews, and strategies to land a role you’ll love.

Discover how UC students build career-ready skills through paid co-ops, internships and research opportunities — before graduation.

Find essential strategies for how to get an internship or co-op job, tips for making the most of UC’s resources, and what the co-op or internship Reddit community can teach you.

Prepare for your next internship interview with these 7 expert tips on research, confidence, and follow-up to make a lasting impression and get the offer.

Whether you're one of our prospective Bearcats or a current student exploring your options, here are seven key benefits of cooperative education that highlight why co-op in college is a smart move.

Discover how UC’s co-op careers program combines academics with real-world experience to launch successful careers in tech, business, healthcare, and more.

Discover what a co-op is and how it benefits students and employers. Learn the hiring process and why it's a win-win for all parties.

What are the benefits of co-op vs an internship? Both offer hands-on work experience for students, but they differ in format, focus and duration. Learn more about which one is for you.

Learn what an internship is, how it works, and why it matters. Explore types, benefits, and UC’s top-ranked co-op and internship opportunities.

Welcome to “Beyond the Classroom”, a monthly series where we give you a behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of Cincinnati co-op students across a variety of majors and industries.

Meet Liz Tremblay, a computer science major in UC's College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Liz has worked in software engineering at retail data science, insights and media company 84.51, and is now a user-experience (UX) design co-op at IBM in Chicago.

While cooperative education has a range of proven benefits for college students, hiring a co-op student also provides advantages for employers and businesses.

For college students who want to cut costs and limit student debt, enrolling in a university with cooperative education programs could be an opportunity that reduces student loan borrowing while offering real-world learning experiences.