Queen's Undergraduate Internship Program

Students in second or third year will have an opportunity to learn about current advances, practices and technologies in business and industry by enrolling in a five-year "Bachelor of Science in Engineering Degree program with Professional Internship."

While you are away on internship, you will be required to enroll in APSC 301-304. For more information on these courses and how to register for them, please visit the Internship Courses APSC 300 site or contact Micheline Johnston.

Internship students must complete a 12 or 16 month industrial placement, known as the Queen's Undergraduate Internship Program (QUIP) to be eligible for graduation. The longer work term (compared to a four month co-op position) affords interns the chance to participate in more extensive and significant projects.

Internship & Employment

Students in second or third year will have an opportunity to learn about current advances, practices and technologies in business and industry by enrolling in a five-year "Bachelor of Science in Engineering Degree program with Professional Internship."

QUIP