Undergraduate Arts Co-op students work in a wide range of positions within the private, public, and non-profit sectors. Employers hire co-op students based on their skill-set and career interests; your major is only one of many factors. So the choice is really up to you, your interests, and current skill set. Co-op students can expect a broad range of work over their work terms, including:

Employers Who Have Hired Undergraduate Co-op Students

Co-op Coordinators work closely with employers locally, nationally, and internationally to develop challenging, career-related positions for co-op students in the non-profit, government (federal/provincial/municipal), and private business sectors. Here is a sample of the wide variety of employers who hire Arts Co-op students.