Careers & Co-op
As a computer science or cyber science student, you have access to many resources to help you plan your career. The TMU Career, Co-op & Student Success Centre can help you make the transition in and out of university, and into the field. You can access career support and skills development up to 5 years after you graduate.
Looking for career advice? Book an appointment with a Career Education team member or Student Success Navigator. They can help you with short-term employment, career-focused learning, and career planning.
Magnet Job Board
Magnet (external link) is Toronto Metropolitan University’s job search resource for current students and alumni. From internships to full-time roles, find your next employment opportunity on Magnet. Create a job seeker profile and apply to jobs.
Science-Specific Career Advising
Computer Science and Cyber Science undergrads can access a Faculty of Science-focused Career Education Specialist. Book an appointment to get started on STEM-specific career planning.
Student Success Navigators
Do you have a question about what campus programs and services are available? Talk with your Student Success Navigator about any aspect of your university experience, and they can connect you to TMU resources to help meet your needs. Book an appointment or email studentsuccess@torontomu.ca.
Optional Co-Op
If you're still in first year, it's not too late to apply for the co-op program. Students typically apply for co-op in May, after completing second semester. Find out about roles, work terms, salary, and more. Attend the Careers & Co-op Centre's semi-annual Discovery Sessions for students interested in co-op.
Career Workshops
Get help to launch your job search. Attend a workshop and meet with the Career Education Team about resumes, portfolios, personal branding, interview preparation and more.
Recruiting Events & STEM Career Fair
The Careers & Co-op Centre organizes events to connect you with employers, explore career options and build a network. Attend the annual STEM Career Fair and other recruiting events such as Industry Connect, Networking Nights and Employer Panels.
Work-Study Programs
Career Boost is Toronto Metropolitan's Work Study program with hundreds of paid opportunities each year. Explore new career paths by applying your knowledge in work roles on campus.
Career Support After Graduation
Get support up to five years after finishing your program.