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Duration
6 weeks
Tuition
$249
Online
Dec 13-Jan 24
Jan 17 - Feb 28 2024
Feb 14 - Mar 27 2024
Mar 13 - Apr 24 2024
Commitment
Part-Time
Delivery
Online
Year Founded
1957
Scholarships
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This course is fully online, you require internet access and an email account. The course duration is 6 weeks, followed by a 2-week period to complete the final exam (online, open book). Lessons are released on Wednesdays and Fridays of each week, for a total of 12. You are not required to be online at any specific time.
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Student Reviews (2)
Best Computer Science Co-op in Canada
Chris Ward
December 15, 2022Graduated From
Introduction to Java Programming
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Waterloo's co-op programs for CS (Computer Science) students is the best in Canada and one of the best in the world. The students are very smart and motivated. Work is part of the learning experience, with rotating semesters in class vs. on the job. I'...
Waterloo's co-op programs for CS (Computer Science) students is the best in Canada and one of the best in the world. The students are very smart and motivated. Work is part of the learning experience, with rotating semesters in class vs. on the job. I'm in my third year but can already see people in my year and the year ahead of me getting job offers from Microsoft, Google, Meta, etc. -- the big names -- in Canada and in the U.S. I can't speak for other co-ops, but you can't find better than the CS opportunities here IMO.
Not your typical MBA
Kamil
August 21, 2019Graduated From
Master of Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology (MBET)
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I'm a recent grad and the network and community at Waterloo just blew me away. This isn't your typical MBA, it's very entrepreneurial with a strong focus on technology and the startup world. I truly loved my experience. My only caution is to people who...
I'm a recent grad and the network and community at Waterloo just blew me away. This isn't your typical MBA, it's very entrepreneurial with a strong focus on technology and the startup world. I truly loved my experience. My only caution is to people who pursue the MBA to "figure out what to do" after graduation. You need to understand how you want to make the MBET work for you, then network and choose electives and extracurriculars accordingly. Unlike a traditional MBA, where you might be streamlined into finance or management positions at big firms after graduation, the MBET will challenge you to create new things and work with people from different academic backgrounds--from the arts to tech to research types and many, many more. A+.