
Co-op award winner learns how to thrive
Bachelor of Software Engineering student Ruth Solomon Befikadu excelled in three co-op terms by learning when to ask for help.
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At the Faculty of Student Development, we empower students to take charge of their academic and personal growth through innovative programs, personalized support and hands-on learning opportunities. Home to Career and Experiential Learning (CEL), Academic Supports and Assessment (ASA), and the Honours College we provide personalized academic, career and social supports that empower students to succeed.
We specialize in blending interdisciplinary education with career preparation and experiential learning. Whether you're exploring paid co-op placements, study abroad opportunities or diving into service learning and research, we connect your studies with real-world experiences that prepare you for a successful future.
Our faculty is dedicated to your success, offering tailored academic supports like the Writing Centre, workshops and advising services to help you excel. We also foster intercultural learning, wellness and community engagement to ensure you thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
By integrating knowledge from multiple disciplines, we help you design a unique academic path that prepares you for graduate studies, professional careers, or becoming an active leader in your community. Through collaboration with industry and community partners, we provide you with the tools to tackle complex issues and create meaningful change.
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Student Services has several programs and services to support students’ personal, social and academic success. Student Services has supports and services to guide students from orientation to graduation.

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