Toronto Met's Co-op Programs

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 555187Sample Employers

BDO Canada LLP
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Grant Thornton LLP
Government of Canada (CSIS, CSE)
Ontario Public Service (OPS)
Ontario Securities Commission (OSC)
RSM Canada LLP
City of Toronto

Sample Jobs

Social Justice Youth Leader, Chinese Canadian National Council Toronto Chapter
Intern, Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) Integration and Reporting, Loblaw Companies Limited
Policy Intern , Social Impact Division (Remote), World Education Services
Law Summer Associate, Bayer Inc.
Legal Affairs Co-op/Internship, BCI
Co-op or Intern, Cybersecurity Analyst, BDO Canada LLP
Assistant Victim Services Aide, Ministry of the Attorney General, Ontario Public Service (OPS)
Student - Adult Probation and Parole Assistant, Ontario Public Service (OPS)
Pursuits Co-op Student, Client Development Group, Osler, Hoskin, & Harcourt LLP
Indigenous Programs Team, Rookie league, Youth Justice & James Bay Girls at Bat, Young Leaders Program, Jays Care Foundation
Campus - Digital for Indigenous Peoples - 10372, KPMG

Economics and Finance (starting Fall 2025)

Economics and Finance students on challenging positions in global business, finance, or the public sector, in fields such as international market research, global mutual funds, or policy evaluation. They have a solid grasp of economic theory, but also a capacity to access relevant data sources and judge their reliability, model economic relationships, and provide forecasts of key economic variables.

Few contemporary trends are as significant as the integration of the global economy. With the rapid expansion in international trade and cross-border investment flows, businesses throughout the world are being forced to meet foreign competition with improved products and streamlined production methods, in markets at home as well as abroad. These trends have produced rewarding new career opportunities for graduates who possess a solid understanding of the global economy and have the skills required to evaluate and manage risk in a global setting. These careers require not just a practical grasp of economic theory, but also a capacity to access relevant data sources and judge their reliability, model economic relationships, and provide forecasts of key economic variables.

Upon graduation, students will be ready to take on challenging positions in global business, finance, or the public sector, in fields such as international market research, global mutual funds, or policy evaluation. Graduates of the program can also further their education through graduate studies such as an MA in Economics or an MBA. Whatever a student’s particular career path, their future success will be based in large part on the broadly based proficiency they have acquired with this degree.

Students in this program may only apply to join co-op in the summer between 1st and 2nd year.

For more information, visit the program website.Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Alana Fear

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 555187

English

Students in the Bachelor of Arts Honours English degree explore literary and cultural works across a variety of media, genre, cultures, and historical periods. Students develop critical thinking, communication, research and marketable career skills while engaging in the rich, cultural milieu of one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world.

Students in this program may only apply to join co-op in the summer between 1st and 2nd year.

For more information, visit the program website.

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Alana Fear

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 555187

Sample Employers

Jays Care Foundation
Pearson Canada
Scotiabank
Wattpad

Sample Jobs

Communications Officer
Event & Fundraising Intern
Social Media and Marketing Officer
Books Intern

Geographic Analysis

Students entering Geographic Analysis in 2024-2025 are required to participate in either a co-operative education program or a practicum that is normally completed as a paid internship between the third and fourth years of the program. Effective for students admitted in Fall 2025 or later, the practicum option will be eliminated, and all students must complete the co-operative education program.

Geographic Analyst , use cutting-edge tools like geographic information systems (GIS), mapping, and remote sensing technology explore to tackle modern challenges in fields such as retail management, real estate development, social service planning, public health and safety and climate change.

Program courses offer students flexibility and depth by familiarizing them with both physical and human aspects of geography and their inter-relationships, and with various spatial methodologies and research designs. In particular, students are encouraged to become competent in the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), which employ computer-based software to collect, manage, analyze, and map spatial data, and thus provide a conceptual and technical foundation for geographic analysis

Students in this program may only apply to join co-op in the summer between 1st and 2nd year.

Alana Fear

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 555187

History

Studying History will develop students’ proficiency in critical thinking, and enhance their ability to question, research, argue, understand, and communicate. All of these skills are vital in enabling them to succeed in a wide range of careers and participate in the life of the world around them as informed citizens.

The strong research, analytical, and communication skills, along with the cultural awareness that History teaches, are valued by employers widely. Therefore, graduates follow a broad range of career paths, with business, the public service, creative industries, and non-governmental organizations being common realms where they find work. As well, a certain number of History graduates move into careers in museums and the heritage sector. Many individuals with a BA in History continue their education in master’s degree and other graduate programs, or seek professional post-graduate career training in faculties such as law, education, and information studies.

Students in this program may only apply to join co-op in the summer between 1st and 2nd year.

For more information, visit the program website.

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Alana Fear

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 555187

Sample Employers

City of Toronto Archives
Government of Canada
Heritage Ontario
Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks
Toronto Reference Library

Sample Jobs

Administrative Co-op
Cultural Exchange Co-op
Outreach and Education Co-op
Research Intern

Language and Intercultural Relations (starting Fall 2025)

Language and Intercultural Relations students use intercultural empathy, to understand and facilitate communication between cultures. Their linguistic proficiency and cultural intelligence help them to tackle challenges in a variety of professional sectors.

The focus of the four-year baccalaureate degree program in Language and Intercultural Relations is to give students both the linguistic and cultural competence needed to enter a global market, and the leadership skills particular to a global workforce.

Students will be prepared for a wide range of cultural encounters - from the known to the vastly unfamiliar. This requires a breadth of knowledge that stems from a humanities education. Based in language studies and anthropology, the degree also includes courses that focus on history, urban and gender studies, human development, political science and psychology.

Students in this program may only apply to join co-op in the summer between 1st and 2nd year.

Alana Fear

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 555187Sample Employers

Alexa Translation
Government of Canada
Bombardier Inc.
Children Aid's Society of Toronto
Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Ontario Ministry of Treasury Board Secretariat
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada
Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC)
Microsoft Canada

Sample Jobs

Software Tester Co-op, Alexa Translation
Embassy of Canada to Germany Intern - Public Affairs, Government of Canada
Student, Legal Services, Immigration, Bombardier Inc.
Human Resource, Children Aid's Society of Toronto
GAC International Security Branch Internship, Global Affairs Canada (GAC)
Community Engagement Assistant, Government of Canada
Co-op Cluster Coordinator, Recruitment Support Services Team (RSST), Ontario Ministry of Treasury Board Secretariat
Translator and Admin Support IT, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada
Student Opportunities in Language/Linguistics, Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC)
Communications: Co-op Internship Opportunities for University Students, Canada, Microsoft Canada

Philosophy

Students in the Bachelor of Arts Honours Philosophy degree focuses on the history of philosophical ideas and develops students' critical argumentation skills. It also provides students with the chance to examine the practical applications of philosophical theories and methods.

Students in this program may only apply to join co-op in the summer between 1st and 2nd year.

For more information, visit the program website.

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Alana Fear

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 555187

Sample Employers

Jays Care Foundation
Pearson Canada
Scotiabank
Wattpad

Sample Jobs

Communications Officer
Event & Fundraising Intern
Social Media and Marketing Officer
Books Intern

Politics & Governance

Students studying Politics and Governance will learn to evaluate and analyze political decisions, administrative practice, and policies that emerge from a variety of sources, and to evaluate them on a range of criteria, including empirical, theoretical and ethical bases.

Graduates of the program will be able to pursue careers in a variety of capacities in any of the public, private, or third (voluntary and nonprofit) sectors. These may include becoming a policy analyst for the federal, provincial, or municipal government, a decision-maker in an NGO or a position in the private-sector, with a company that has extensive interactions with government, or that conducts public research. It might also include positions in international governmental organizations (such as the UN and World Bank), or non-governmental organizations.

Students in this program may only apply to join co-op in the summer between 1st and 2nd year.

For more information, visit the program website.

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Alana Fear

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 555187

Sample Employers

Global Affairs Canada
Ministry of Government and Consumer Services
Ontario Public Service
Treasury Board Secretariat
Federal & provincial Members of Parliament

Sample Jobs

Project and Communications Assistant
Policy Analyst Co-op
Public Policy Co-op
Research Intern

Psychology (Starting Fall 2025)

Psychology is of fundamental relevance to our society. The discipline addresses important questions about the nature of human thought, emotion and behaviour, such as: How do we perceive, remember and process information? How do these processes change over our lifespan? How are addictions and brain chemistry related? How are psychological disorders and traumatic brain injury diagnosed and treated? How do we cope with stress in a changing world? The core goals of the Toronto Met's Psychology program are to:

educate students in the science of psychology and its application to real-life situations;
prepare students for careers in which they will confront, elucidate, and solve problems that have psychological components;
provide the foundation for students who wish to pursue post-graduate studies in a variety of areas including Psychology.

Students in this program may only apply to join co-op in the summer between 1st and 2nd year.

Alana Fear

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 555187Sample Employers

Youthdale Treatment Centres
Alberta Health Services (AHS)
BC Children's Hospital
Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI)
Charles River Laboratories
Government of Canada
MAP Centre for Urban Health Solutions
Michael Garron Hospital
Oak Valley Health
NERv Technology

Sample Jobs

Medical Research Intern
Clinical Research Associate (Co-Op)
Project Assistant, Clinical Research Business Processes

Sociology

Sociologists are people who try to make sense of the complexities of the social world in the past, present and future. A degree in Sociology prepares one to work in any field where people, communities, cultures or institutions are important. Upon graduation, students have practical research and analytical skills that are important in many types of employment. Many people with a background in Sociology work in government, business, the nonprofit sector, community development, public affairs, human resources, research, teaching, marketing, media research, consulting and the arts.

Students in this program may only apply to join co-op in the summer between 1st and 2nd year.

For more information, visit the program website.

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Alana Fear

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 555187

Sample Employers

Deloitte
Employment and Social Development Canada
Child and Family Health, Region of Waterloo
Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada

Sample Jobs

Project Coordinator
Labour Affairs Assistant
Research & Evaluation Student
Diversity & Inclusion Co-op
Vital Statistics Co-op

Occupational Health & Safety / Public Health

Occupational Health & Safety- Five-Year Regular Program &
Occupational Health & Safety - Three-Year Option for University Graduates
(Condensed full-time option for university graduates with a bachelor's degree)

Occupational Health and Safety program focuses on injury and disease prevention in the workplace by anticipating, evaluating and controlling physical, biological, chemical and other hazards. Drawing on their specialized knowledge, these professionals help develop and implement initiatives that improve health, safety and well-being in work environments across every sector.

After graduation you may choose to pursue certifications, such as the Registered Occupational Hygienist (ROH) or Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP)..

For more information, visit the program website (opens in new window) .

Public Health- Five-Year Regular Program

Public Health focuses on injury and disease prevention in public spaces by anticipating, evaluating and controlling physical, biological, chemical and other hazards in the community. Drawing on their specialized knowledge, they help develop and implement initiatives that improve health, safety, and well-being in a range of settings that are accessed by the public.

The program also prepares you for professional certification at the national level by the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors (CIPHI). National certification permits graduates to seek employment opportunities across Canada as a Public Health Inspector (PHI).

For more information, visit the program website (opens in new window) .

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Daniela Ibarra

Email: dibarra@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 556590

Location: Career, Co-op & Student Success Centre

Please contact your Faculty Advisor for questions about academic matters including: co-op admission requirements, requests for alternate work and academic term sequences, grades for co-op work terms, discussion about alternate work and academic sequences, advice on matters relating to your academics, submission of work term reports and employer evaluations, etc.

Dr. Ian Young

Email: iyoung@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000, ext. 557614

Sample Employers

Toronto Hydro
Maple Leaf Foods
PCL
Region of Peel
Apotex
TTC
Kensington Health Centre
Bombardier

Sample Jobs

Health & Safety Co-op Student
Food Safety, Quality Assurance Co-op Student
Health, Safety & Environmental Co-op Student

Architectural Science

Toronto Met’s department of Architectural Science is the only school in Canada with a unique interdisciplinary model that integrates across three disciplines: architecture, building science and project management. The bachelor of architectural science program aims to capture your potential to help create a better built environment and prepares you for a wide range of professional roles in the construction industry. The integrated program enables you to choose the specialty that best suits your strengths and goals.

Architectural science students may find employment in the following industries:

Design, documentation, and management of projects in architectural, engineering, environmental management and planning firms
Production, marketing, sales, research, development, testing, and evaluation of building products or systems in material fabrication, product manufacturing and construction firms
Office and field supervision in trade, general construction organizations
Development and management of real estate/planning/conservation feasibility studies; environmental and management strategy planning
Local, regional, provincial, federal and international government agencies
Post graduate education and research

For more information, visit the program website (opens in new window) .

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Charles Dune

Email: charles.dune@torontomu.ca (opens in new window)

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 556624

Location: Co-op Office

Professor Yew-Thong Leong

Email: ytleong@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 556498

Location: ARC 314

Sample Employers

Diamond Schmitt Architects
Gow Hastings Architects Inc.
City of Brampton
HOK Inc.
Gestation NEUF Associates
EllisDon
Partisans
IBI Group
RAW Design

Sample Jobs

Architectural Assistant
Site Quality Inspector
Architectural Intern
Capital Projects Co-op Student

Chemical Engineering

Chemical engineering is an incredibly versatile discipline that combines engineering principles, the sciences of chemistry, biology and physics, and knowledge of advanced manufacturing technologies.

Accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board, chemical engineering co-op emphasizes practical applications and tackles real-life engineering problems through:

laboratory work
research projects
mathematical modeling
computer simulations.

You can find employment opportunities in:

biotechnology
pharmaceuticals
design and construction
electronics
environmental technology
safety and health
food and beverages
fuels
advanced materials.

We recommend that you stay open to relocating to improve your chances of finding work because many opportunities in fields such as petroleum production and refining and others are in cities outside the greater Toronto area.

For more information, visit the program website (opens in new window) .

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Students with last names starting with A-H

Yvonne Sze

Email: yvonne.sze@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 543496

Location: Co-op Office

Students with last names starting with I-Z

Adrian Layne

Email: adrian.layne@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext.

Location: Co-op Office

Please contact your Faculty Advisor for questions about academic matters including: requests for alternate work and academic term sequences, grades for co-op work terms, discussion about alternate work and academic sequences, advice on matters relating to your academics, submission of work term reports and employer evaluations, etc.

Dr. Simant Upreti

Email: supreti@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 556344

Location: KHS 241-D

Sample Employers

The Woodbridge Group
City of Toronto
Apotex
Agropur
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
Husky Energy
Imperial Oil
City of Toronto
Mondelez International
Good Harbour Labs
Sanofi Pasteur

Sample Jobs

Engineering Co-op Student
Research & Development - Water Treatment
Quality Assurance Engineering Co-op
Subsurface Engineering Co-op Student
Process Engineering Co-op Student
Operations Support - Process Improvement
Laboratory Assistant

Aerospace, Biomedical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Industrial, Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering

At the Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science (FEAS), all nine of our undergraduate programs offer paid, full-time co-operative internship opportunities. Our students and alumni can’t say enough about how taking part in co-op transformed their education, their careers and their lives. It’s no surprise. Studies have shown that the benefits of co-op are vast, including opportunities to:

Develop crucial skills such as communication, teamwork and leadership.
Experience firsthand exactly what engineering, architecture and construction employers expect.
Broaden your professional network and make lasting industry connections.
Gain an edge in today’s competitive job market.

As part of your studies, you’ll have the opportunity to work for leading Canadian companies, such as Bombardier Aerospace, Hydro One and IBM Canada—building your resume, your network and your confidence along the way.

For more information visit the Faculty website (opens in new window) .

Biology

The BSc in Biology shares a common first year with the BSc programs in Chemistry, Contemporary Science, Mathematics and its Applications, and Medical Physics. The program emphasizes environmental biology, microbial ecology and molecular biology with applications to biotechnology and environmental science. You can also minor in Chemistry or Psychology and choose specializations in Biophysics or Computational Biology.

Biology co-op students find work in a variety of roles and settings in biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, research laboratories, and in the food and cosmetics industries. Graduates can choose to pursue research or science management roles in both the government or academic world. Other opportunities include careers in agri-food, biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors. Many go on to further studies in a masters or doctorate program to pursue careers in medicine, dentistry or other health-related fields.

For more information, visit the program website (opens in new window) .

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Anna Adamczyk

Phone: (416) 979-5000 ext. 553237

Dr. Costin Antonescu

Email: cantonescu@torontomu.ca (opens in new window)

Phone: Please contact Dr. Antonescu through email

Location: KHE 328A

Sample Employers

Sanofi Pasteur
City of Toronto
Apotex
Ministry of the Environment
Bamford Produce

Sample Jobs

Field Officer
Laboratory Technologist
Microbiology Co-op Student
Research Assistant
Aquatic Toxicity Testing Technician
Quality Control Co-op Student
Food Technologist

Biomedical Science

Medical history is filled with discoveries and advances into the nature of diseases and diagnostics, and our biomedical program is an essential and exciting field that continues to push out such advancements. Biomedical Sciences students will investigate pressing medical conundrums such as the nature of cancerous cells, how microorganisms attack the body, and the correlation between gene expression and its effects on aging. The curriculum provides opportunities for you to learn about biomedical technology and innovation, and offers versatility between theoretical and applied education.

For more information, visit the program website (opens in new window) .

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Anna Adamczyk

Phone: (416) 979-5000 ext. 553237

Dr. Joseph McPhee

Email: jbmcphee@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 553159

Sample Employers

St. Michael's Hospital
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
Environment and Climate Change Canada
City of Toronto
Sanofi Pasteur
Public Health Ontario
Nestle Canada

Sample Jobs

Microbiology Lab Co-op
Research & Development Student
Micro & Viro Co-op Student
Quality Assurance Co-op
Technical Trainee

Chemistry

The BSc in Chemistry shares a common first year with the BSc programs in Biology, Contemporary Science, Mathematics and its Applications, and Medical Physics. Toronto Met's Chemistry program offers a flexible curriculum that enables you to chart your own academic paths and customize your degree further with a minor in Biology or a specialization in Applied Physics or Management Science.

The program is applications-oriented. Lab hours account for a significant amount of learning time in every semester, supported by a solid grounding in the theory and principles of chemical science.

Chemistry co-op students find work in a variety of roles such as product development, quality control, and laboratory analytical services, in settings such as pharmaceutical companies, research laboratories, cosmetics and food industries.

For more information, visit the program website (opens in new window) .

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Anna Adamczyk

Phone: (416) 979-5000 ext. 553237

Dr. Stephen Wylie

Email: swylie@torontomu.ca (opens in new window)

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 6355

Location: VIC 706

Sample Employers

Environment Canada
CNOOC
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Nanotek Materials
Protech Chemicals
Sanofi Pasteur

Sample Jobs

Organic Department Co-op Student
Quality Lab Analyst
Chemical Analysis Technologist
Laboratory Assistant
Chemical/Toxicological Evaluator
Pharmaceutical Science and Technology Student

Computer Science

Accredited by the Computer Science Accreditation Council of the Canadian Information Processing Society, Toronto Met's Computer Science program produces students who can work effectively as software practitioners in a wide variety of professional areas in industry. You are trained to be multilingual in the programming areas that are currently in demand and are given a practical treatment of both systems programming and applications programming. You will get a lot of exposure to:

networked environments
web-based applications
client-server applications
database design
software engineering
compiler design.

Computer Science co-op students find work in a variety of roles such as product & technical support, software development, and testing/quality assurance in government and utilities, software development companies, banks & financial institutions, and industry.

For more information, visit the program website (opens in new window) .

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Jazz Dev

Email: jdev@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 556592

Students with last names starting with Hu-Pa

Renata Indar

Email: renata@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 554828

Students with last names starting with A-Ho

Tamika Ramsay

Email: tamika.ramsay@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 554728

Students with last names starting with Pe-Z

Dr. Manar Alalfi

Email: cs-coop@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 Ext. 554876

Sample Employers

CIBC
Celestica
Ceridian Canada Ltd.
City of Toronto
Environment Canada
IBM
Research in Motion (RIM)
RBC Financial Group
Sun Life Financial
Toyota Canada

Sample Jobs

Mobile App Developer
QA Test Analyst
Full Stack Software Developer
Programmer Analyst
Web Developer
IT Systems Analyst
Data Scientist

Financial Mathematics

Financial Mathematics provides advanced expertise in mathematics to enable you to analyze markets, manage investments and evaluate risk. You will gain a solid understanding of mathematics, finance, and the relation between the two.

You may find career opportunities with private companies or in the government sector in roles such as:

investment professional
auditor
accountant
financial manager
business service manager
systems analyst
computer programmer
mathematician.

For more information, visit the program website (opens in new window) .

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Yvonne Sze

Email: yvonne.sze@torontomu.ca (opens in new window)

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 543496

Location: Co-op Office

Dr. Alexey Rubtsov

Email: arubtsov@torontomu.ca (opens in new window)

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 2538

Location: EPH 419

Sample Employers

TD Bank Financial Group
Scotiabank
Opseu Pension Trust (OPTrust)
Buck
Canada Revenue Agency
RBC
Six Degrees Medical
Questrade

Sample Jobs

Data Analyst
Information Security Analyst
Compensation Analyst
Business Intelligence Systems Analyst
Market Risk Analyst
Business Finance Co-op
Project Control Officer

Mathematics & Its Applications

The BSc in Mathematics & Its Applications shares a common first year with the BSc programs in Biology, Chemistry, and Medical Physics. This program takes an interdisciplinary approach to the study of mathematics. In addition to a core mathematics curriculum, you get opportunities to combine mathematics with courses in Accounting, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Finance and Physics. You can also pursue an option in Management Science.

Upon graduation, there are many career avenues, from finance to computer security to medical research. Some career designations include computer or research scientist, educator, economist or actuary for industry, business or government.

For more information, visit the program website (opens in new window) .

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Yvonne Sze

Email: yvonne.sze@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 543496

Location: Co-op Office

Dr. Alexey Rubtsov

Email: arubtsov@torontomu.ca (opens in new window)

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 2538

Location: EPH 419

Sample Employers

TD Bank Financial Group
Fidelity Investments
Canada Revenue Agency
Scotiabank
Allstream
Toronto Transit Commission
Workplace Safety & Insurance Board

Sample Jobs

Business Enablement Strategy Associate
Treasury & Market Services Analyst
Emerging Technologies Student
Information Security Analyst
Jr. IT Project Manager
Business Systems Analyst

Medical Physics

The BSc in Medical Physics shares a common first year with the BSc programs in Biology, Chemistry, Contemporary Science, and Mathematics & Its Applications. Medical physics is a rapidly growing branch of applied physics that explores the application of physics-based concepts and methodologies to medicine in areas such as diagnostic imaging and radiation therapy. The medical physics program is built on foundation studies in physics and mathematics, the core elements of a traditional physics degree. You can also pursue an option in Management Science.

You’ll graduate with the knowledge, experience and problem-solving capabilities to provide solutions in areas related to health care.

For more information, visit the program website (opens in new window) .

Please contact your Co-op Program Specialist for questions about: the job application process, co-op fees, potential employers, typical co-op employment rates, etc.

Anna Adamczyk

Phone: (416) 979-5000 ext. 553237

Dr. Eric Da Silva

Email: e2dasilv@torontomu.ca

Phone: 416-979-5000 ext. 557950

Location: KHS 138

Sample Employers

University Health Network
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
Sanofi Pasteur
St. Michael’s Hospital
Ontario Power Generation
Defence Research and Development Canada

Sample Jobs

Lead Testing Co-op Student
Research Assistant
Health Physics Co-op Student
Radiation Protection Training Co-op
Laboratory Technician
Junior Research Scientist