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Co-op Essentials is an accelerated version of the required course for co-op students, COOP 101. It is designed for non-traditional students with significant work history. The course covers all of the essential job development topics including, introduction to the Steinbright Career Development Center and SCDConline, resumes, interviewing, and workplace issues. The emphasis of Co-op Essentials is on integrating and adapting the student’s previous experience to a co-op environment.

Prepares new students to achieve success, personally and academically, in their first co-operative education experience. Topics covered include career exploration, resume development, interview techniques, job search strategies, success in the workplace, and professionalism.

Professional Skills Enrichment is designed to enable the student to hone their job search skills. Taught as a series of workshops, each class focuses on a different career-related topic including Networking, Utilizing Social Networking Sites, and Mastering the Interview. Students are required to attend a mock interview and participate in a mock networking event.

Prepares master’s degree students enrolled in the co-op program to achieve success, personally and academically, in their cooperative education experience. Topics covered include career exploration, resume development, interview techniques, job search strategies, success in the workplace, and professionalism.

Cooperative Education program for master's degree students in select majors.

A non-billable course that is paired with CO-OP 501 or CO-OP 601 to reflect the true commitment to experiential learning expected in those two courses. Applies to Master's Level Co-Op Programs in LeBow College of Business, College of Engineering; School of Biomedical Engineering, Information Science, and Health Systems.