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Gain real-world experience

Students in our CIP-recognized programs are required to have experience in professional practice as part of their academic studies.

Students who do the聽honours option聽in the Bachelor of Community Design program will be able to take what you learn in class and put it into practice by completing an internship. For one term in the聽fourth year of study, students spend聽eight hours a week聽working for a company or organization involved in some element of community design or planning. Students keep a work journal, prepare an internship report, and make a brief presentation on the placement at the end of the term. The internships are generally volunteer, but about 30% of our students find paid placements鈥攁nd some have even secured full-time jobs through their internships.聽

Information for Employers

To learn about the BCD internship program or to explore the possibilities of employing a student, contact the Faculty's Office of Career Services or contact the聽School of Planning听诲颈谤别肠迟濒测.

Students are assisted in their search for appropriate work placements, but are ultimately responsible for securing an employment or volunteer opportunity that the School may approve. Although the Faculty and the School can help students find placements, the greatest success comes for students who begin the job search early, with a clear idea of what they hope to achieve from the internship.