There is a one-time co-op administration fee of $865.20, due upon joining the degree program, along with a co-op support fee of $300. Additionally, a flat course fee of $838 will be charged when you enroll in the mandatory professional preparation course (i.e., 0N90). Finally, each co-op work term course will incur a tuition fee equivalent to a .5 credit course fee.
| Fee | Amount |
| Entry fee | $865.20 |
| Mandatory 0N90 Professional Preparation Course | $838.00 |
| Work terms (per term) | Applicable half-credit fee |
| Student Support Fee | $300.00 |
All co-op fees are non-refundable.
Administrative costs
The co-op fee covers the cost of administrative and operational services that ensures Brock University’s co-op programs operate year-round. It is not a placement fee.
This continual cycle impacts many of the campus resources, such as facilities, teaching resources, staff resources, as well as promotions and/marketing, and travel associated with securing employment opportunities for you. The Ontario government does not provide additional funding for co-operative education programs to post-secondary institutions, so this fee helps cover the costs associated with operating co-op programs.
What does the fee cover?
- Designing and delivering programming to prepare students for success in their job search, including early talent development preparation, job search training, career advising and work term preparation.
- Co-op job search support, including résumé and cover letter critiques, practice interviews and performance coaching.
- Developing and maintaining employer relationships to promote Brock Co-op students to employers.
- Programming and support to ensure students’ success on their work term, including regular follow ups and work term check-ins with both students and employers.
- Facilitation and support of end-to-end recruitment and hiring process for both students and employers.
- Organizing and delivering employer events to help students connect with industry partners and alumni.
- Administering and maintaining co-op information management systems.
- All other activities related to the support and promotion of co-op students.
Learn more about the co-op fee structure.
