Job Postings
Use CareerLink to search for full, part-time or summer jobs and volunteer opportunities, and subscribe to have new postings sent directly to your inbox.
Job Search Tips
An effective job search is an important tool in building a successful career.
Work on Campus
A great opportunity to become involved in your campus community.
Working in Canada
If you are new to Canada it is important to understand the Canadian job search.
Co-ops and Internships
A number of colleges at the University of Saskatchewan offer practical learning experiences for students. These experiences may be optional or required, for-credit or non-credit, and can vary in length and commitment.
Arts and Science
- Computer Science Professional Internship Program
- Economics Internship Program
- Environment & Society – Co-operative Education Program
- Environmental Earth Sciences – Co-operative Education
- Interactive Systems Design Professional Internship Program
- International Studies
- Physics Professional Internship Option
- Political Studies Internships & Exchanges
- Regional and Urban Planning Practicum
- Toxicology Undergraduate Research Experience Program (TUREP)
Education
Emmanuel and St. Chad
Engineering
Edwards School of Business
Nursing
Pharmacy and Nutrition
Physical Therapy
Public Health
St. Thomas More
A number of organizations coordinate experiential learning opportunities such as internships, exchanges and leaderhip programs all over the world and in a range of industries. If you are interested in interning with a certain employer, be sure to check out the careers/opportunities section of their website as many have internship experiences. Also see Volunteering, Study Abroad and International Job Links.
- AFS Canada
- AIESEC
- BEA Institute
- CANADEM's International Field Experience Program
- Canada World Youth
- Canadian Roots
- Career Edge
- Exchanges Canada
- Glassdoor
- Global Vision
- Idealist
- Internex
- Mitacs
- Rooftops Canada
- Rotary Youth Exchanges
- Saskatchewan Gradworks
- SWAP
- The Chopras
- TimeAuction
- Volunteering Solutions
- Youth Unlimited
- Youth With A Mission
Please note, the University of Saskatchewan is not affiliated with any of the organizations noted above and offers this list simply to provide other options for students to explore, not as an endorsement. Programs vary considerably so be sure to research each thoroughly and inquire about such details as application fees, location, stipends/honorariums, requirements, accommodations, flights, health insurance, work visas, contract lengths, etc.
Career Fairs and Networking
Networking is all about building mutually beneficial relationships that will help you uncover information about different occupations, industries, job search/career mentorship, employment, or business opportunities. It has proven to be one of the most single effective ways to build and maintain relationships. For tips on how to navigate and be successful at networking opportunities, please read Network! Network! Network!
Employer Sessions
Employers host information sessions prior to application deadlines to talk to targeted audiences about their organization and what employment opportunities they have to offer.
CareerMeetUps
Do you want to connect with professionals in your field? Attend a CareerMeetUps event where you can learn networking skills and apply them in real time, and build connections in an educational and supported environment.
Career Fairs
Careers Fairs offer an excellent opportunity to:
- Market yourself to some of Canada’s top employers
- Meet with a variety of career professionals
- Develop your networking skills
- Gain a better understanding of career opportunities
- Discover employment opportunities available to you
Multi Discipline Career Fairs
The Student Employment and Career Centre hosts two multi-discipline career fairs during the year, the Campus Career Expo in September, and the Summer Jobs Career Fair in February.