Health Information Science Co-op
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Put your learning in motion.
As a health information science student, you’ll bring your studies to life through co-op. Your program includes a mandatory co-op component that lets you alternate your academic terms with three co-op terms working for health care employers.
Through co-op, you'll gain relevant work experience, build competencies, earn some extra cash and have a better shot at landing your dream job after graduation. Want to know what it's like to be a co-op student? Check out our student stories!
Contact: 250-721-6458, hiscoop@uvic.ca
Office: Human and Social Development A202 (map)
Unit: School of Health Information Science
- How to apply
- The co‑op process
- Fees and funding
- Salaries
- Find a co‑op work term
- During your work term
- After your work term
- Résumé and cover letter tips
- Co‑op student stories
- Co‑op forms
How to apply
How to join
Co-op is mandatory for all undergraduate students enrolled in the Health Information Science program. You don't have to apply to join—you’re automatically enrolled in co-op as part of your academic program.
Graduating with co-op designation
If you successfully complete the requirements of the co-op program, you'll ear a co-op distinction on your degree when you graduate.
Undergraduate students must complete three four-month work terms to graduate with co-op designation. Graduate students must complete two to three work terms.


