Wilkes University Interdisciplinary Programs 0 courses
Cooperative Education and Internships Cooperative Education is a program that formally integrates a student’s studies with work experiences in employing organizations. Students may alternate semesters of full-time study and full-time professional work experience or they may combine work and study in the same term; in either case, students earn academic credit and, in many cases, a salary while gaining valuable experience in a work environment. Internships are available throughout the U.S. in the summer, spring, and fall, and assistance with internships is readily available to eligible students. Students are encouraged to participate in the many programs offered by the Internship office by registering at the Center for Career Development and Internships, rear 236 S. River Streetat the Student Center Gateway or contact the Director of Internships, sharon.castano@wilkes.edu or visit the website at www.wilkes.edu/coop. Study Abroad Study Abroad is an elective option open to all students in good academic standing who wish to study at foreign institutions. Earned academic credit may be applied toward the requirements for a bachelor’s degree at Wilkes. Overseas study may be for a period of a year, a semester, or a summer. Information regarding the specific programs available to Wilkes students is available from the Study Abroad Director and the Wilkes University Study Abroad website (https://www.wilkes.edu/academics/study-abroad/). Students who use tuition exchange must complete...
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