A cooperative education (co-op) is an experiential approach to learning that has been a distinguishing characteristic of Drexel University for more than 90 years. In a balance of classroom theory with practical experience, undergraduates become part of the workforce and gain first-hand experience and insight into the professional life that they someday plan to pursue.

Advisors at Drexel place 4,500 students a year in jobs with 1,700 national and international employers.

The Co-op Program is run through the Steinbright Career Development Center. it is a program designed to enhance the students' learning experience, however, there are opportunities for Drexel alumni to also get involved.

Would you enjoy speaking to students about
your co-op experience?
Answer questions and share your experiences with current Drexel students. Click here to volunteer as a speaker at an event or panel discussion about co-op.

Would you like to hire a Drexel student
for a co-op position?
Click here or e-mail scdc@drexel.edu to get answers to your questions about how to become a possible co-op employer and give today's Drexel students the unique co-op experience that you had as an undergraduate.