The Master of Arts degree in Folklore co-op program is designed to meet the needs of both students and employers. Students already hold an undergraduate degree in a related discipline. Co-operative education students in Folklore can provide employers with support in the areas of: 

• Cultural documentation (recording audio/video)

• Festivals/public events

• Culture and economic development

• Traditional crafts and performances

• Marketing and communications

• Tourism

• Archiving

• Curating

Work Term Schedule

Term:	Fall	Winter	Spring
Year 1	AT	AT	WT1
Year 2*	AT	WT 2
AT = Academic Term; WT = Work Term *Year 2 can be configured differently.

 

 

Work terms are full-time, normally paid (according to the employing organization’s salary structure), and range from 12-16 weeks in duration. Folklore co-op students are required to complete two work terms as part of their degree program.

Questions?

To hire a Folklore co-op student or to find out more about this program please contact us.