University of Windsor

University of Windsor does not conduct any on-campus placements. It does, however, prepare you well enough to land the job of your dreams. The courses are created in such a way that they mirror the existing norms of the job market. Students of Windsor can participate in a variety of co-op programs as well. Co-op programs allow you to put your classroom learning into practice. It will enable you to try out new things with your education. It is a fantastic chance for you to network and gets a flavor of Canadian work culture. You'll receive frequent feedback on your strengths and shortcomings as a co-op student or student intern so that you may learn and develop throughout your program of study. There will be a work term evaluation where you will receive feedback on your progress.

The university also has CCES (Career and Employment Services) devoted to helping students secure jobs smoothly. The opportunity may vary from course to course. There are also one-on-one counseling sessions; you can seek career advice and a roadmap. Mock interviews happen, which helps you practice for the real world. It is a great way to increase your confidence and feel prepared. 

The institution stated in an interview with IDP that they conduct two types of surveys: one during the first six months of graduation and another after two years. This survey assists them in determining the employability of their graduates. Graduates of Windsor have secured jobs in multinational companies like IBM and Blackberry. According to Emolument, the following is Windsor graduates' average salary for some professions.