The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science (FEAS) is here to provide the connections, expertise and resources to help you engineer your career!
FEAS Corporate Relations embeds career development resources and strategies in your classes, including APSC100 and 200 design courses, so you are supported in your individual career path.
Our team provides specialized engineering career workshops and tip sheets such as:
We bridge the gaps, sharing industry trends and feedback from employers with Queen’s students, the Engineering Society and the Faculty.
The FEAS Corporate Relations team works with partners across campus to manage the one-stop-career platform MyCareer. This is your place to go when searching for internship and job listings, as well as employer events on and off campus. We have an average of 40 new job postings a day from employers!
Queen’s provides FREE resume prep, drop-in advising and one-on-one career advising through Career Services.
Additional resources include:
- How to build experience
- Workshops to improve your job search and strategy
- Mock interviews
- And more!
Queen’s Undergraduate Internship Program (QUIP)
- 12-16 month, full-time, paid work terms
- Available to second and third year students with a GPA of 1.9 and above
- We asked QUIP students from various engineering disciplines to share their internship experiences on video – check out what they had to say here.
FEAS Corporate Relations works with the Internship team and Career Services to build relationships with more than 700 engineering employers, bringing them on campus so you can network with them at the Engineering and Technology Fairs in October and January.
We bring employers on campus to hire you – more than 60 employer Information Sessions, Networking, and Recruitment events throughout the year (peaking in September, October and January). Register for these events and more through MyCareer.
We connect with alumni and employers to share their career development tips and experience. We create events for them to network with you such as the Engineer Your Career conference.
