The first step is to define the term “Engineering Co-op”.
For UK Engineering:
* If students wish to seek pass/fail academic credit for summer or part-time work, they may request paperwork from the internship program provided by the Stuckert Career Center. This credit may not take the place of required courses; it is additive credit only.
The next step is to contact one of the co-op staff in order to discuss your particular needs.
Ilka Balk (859)257-4178
Marsha Phillips (859) 257-8863
Our program is set up to “fit” the desired format of many corporations in Kentucky and across the country that use co-op as a major recruiting tool. Special arrangements or needs are always an option. One-third of UK’s eligible engineering and computer science students usually elect to participate in co-op. The company size is not important; the work assignments must, however, compliment academic programs and must increase in challenge and responsibility as students progress through work semesters. Please review the calendars, Co-op Agreement, and sample student rotations for further information.
http://ceed.asee.org/ is the website for the national Cooperative Education Division of the American Society for Engineering Education.
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