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Placement:

There are good opportunities after graduation. Salary range depends on job profile, qualifications and prior experience

Internship:

Yes enroll with university coop department program

Placement:

Well we have a portal called CAPS where jobs are posted by the university itself. Apart from that help in relation to job hunting is not that good in the university. Basically, most of the things you have to do on your own. Research opportunities are available but for that you have to maintain a really good GPA.

Well the ranking of the university was decent and it was the one that I got the offer from, I didn't get any offers from other universities.

Placement:

Mostly the job fairs happen every year here, but for the placements, it's tough in Montreal because of French requirements.

Because of its reputation in Canada, and the best part is, the tuition fees are cheaper than other universities.

Placement:

There's one thing while studying abroad, that each and everyone comes down to only one aspect while selecting you for the respective post you have applied to and that is your skillset and your command over it. This makes you readily available to the companies and you have an ample number of opportunities. There are job fairs and networking programs where the chances are very high to get to know where you stand in accordance with the eligibility criteria of the various companies.

Internship:

No, I have not opted for co-op or any internship yet but there are plenty of options for the same. The only hurdle is the minimum GPA requirement to be eligible to apply for the same.

Placement:

There are plenty of opportunities; in the end, it all depends on your skill set, network, and references.

Internship:

No, I didn't as this is my first year. In the future, when I have my first-year transcript I will surely apply for the same.

Placement:

There are a lot of companies that visit and offer job even before you finish the degree. For internships, part-time jobs and full-time jobs, they have companies for everything. Prior experience gets the priority and that is everywhere I guess. Job roles includes all the fields but for computer science and software engineering there are a plethora of companies.

Internship:

Yes, you have to super active and get high GPA, which in computer science is pretty difficult to maintain. 3.4 GPA is required to get into as a co-op student. If you find an on campus job, the pay would be above basic pay usually $16-$18 but the hours are less. For being eligible you must know the professors really well and get a good grade in the specific course.

Placement:

There are job fairs attending them is important. They dont place you anywhere but in job fairs most companies place their booths and give you all the information you need to apply . They even answer all your questions about the hiring process and the company

Internship:

It does yes but I never had those jobs so cant comment. But my friends who worked at ISO as volunteers had a good experience. You start as a volunteer and then they hire you. Working hours are flexible.

Concordia University is a nice college. I have friends there and also family. Most of my friends were planning to go there and me too. Also, we speak French in Quebec too. Montreal is a nice and cool place to live also.

Placement:

Concordia's alumni outreach spans across Canada as well as the US. Although not as extensive as McGill's, it is still considered very prestigious for studies in business. I've received multiple job opportunities from employers who are aware of JMSBs reputation.

Internship:

They provide a form of internships called co-op however I have not registered for the program. I do internships outside of the school. They have been extremely educational and provided a bit of extra cash but not much.

Placement:

A lot of placements seminars occur on campus. Each year there are about 3-4 times carrier fares which are organized by University. Big companies send their recruiters on campus and we get the opportunity to meet them.

Internship:

No internship is provided we have to find it ourselves. Stipend depends upon the company where you get a job. If your internship gets approved then you get credits for that but it's really hard to convince professors for credits.