UBC Arts Co-op Program

UBC Arts Co-op Program

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07/13/2026

Looking to make the most of your co-op term? đź’ˇ
 
Meet Dhriya Popat, Psychology and International Relations student working as a Prospective Student Advising Assistant with the UBC International Student Initiative. 
 
Dhriya shares three simple tips that helped shape her co-op journey. Small steps can make a big difference!

06/05/2026

For Olivia, meaningful connection doesn’t always begin with words. Sometimes, it starts with quiet presence, with sitting beside a child, building trust, and meeting them where they are.

As a Program Assistant at UBC Geering Up and in her role as a special education assistant at Greater Heights Learning Academy, she worked closely with Indigenous youth, neurodivergent students, and children with diverse support needs, adapting learning materials, supporting students through behavioural challenges with patience and quick thinking, and contributing to a structured, inclusive environment.

Each work term has deepened her commitment to accessible, equitable education and affirmed her path toward counselling psychology. We can't wait to see where you go next, Olivia!

đź”— Read more about Olivia's experience at https://artscoop.ubc.ca/success-story/olivia-kajoba/

UBC Department of Psychology | UBC Faculty of Arts

Photos from UBC Arts Co-op Program's post 06/04/2026

Congratulations to our Arts Co-op graduating class of 2026!
We are so proud of everything you have accomplished. The best is yet to come.

alumni UBC UBC Faculty of Arts

05/15/2026

For Gabrielle, co-op was where analytical rigor and a commitment to public policy came together.

As a Junior Policy Analyst at Employment and Social Development Canada, she supported budget proposals, drafted briefing materials for senior leadership, and independently produced technical annexes – work typically assigned to mid-level analysts. While with the Employment Insurance Policy Directorate, she translated complex economic data into actionable insights used by senior decision-makers and partners like the Department of Finance.

Gabrielle's co-op experience added depth to her studies as an Economics and Political Science student. Well done, Gabrielle!

đź”— Read more about Gabrielle's experience at https://artscoop.ubc.ca/success-story/gabrielle-michael/

Vancouver School of Economics at UBC | UBC Political Science | UBC Faculty of Arts

Photos from UBC Arts Co-op Program's post 04/10/2026

Ever wondered what a day in the life of an Arts Co‑op student looks like? 💼 As a People and Culture Co-op at TI Corp, Nysa is responsible for supporting the Human Resources team with their initiatives and programs. Follow along as she takes you on a day of coordination, communication, and behind-the-scenes impact.

💬 In her own words, “As a Psychology major interested in Industrial Psychology, I get to study and learn about human behaviour and motivation. In my current role, I apply these insights, alongside data‑driven approaches to recruitment and employee‑retention programs.”

➡️ Swipe to see how she navigates a full day as an Arts Co‑op student.

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