Reverse Career Fairs
At our Reverse Career Fairs, students and graduates host tables and employers circulate the room to share information about their job and internship opportunities. Employers are looking for the skills our students are developing inside and outside the classroom, such as leadership, team-building, event planning, and problem-solving. We currently host two different Reverse Career Fairs, one for students in our Faculty of Business and Information Technology programs, and one for students in our Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science programs.
Engineering Reverse Career Fair
The Engineering Reverse Career Fair gives employers a chance to network with undergraduate and graduate students to discuss co-op, internship, and new graduate opportunities at your organization. Students from all of our engineering programs will be displaying and sharing the skills, research, and projects they have completed at the university. You are encouraged to approach student booths to ask questions and converse with the students about their displays.
The 2019 Engineering Reverse Career Fair took place on Thursday, October 3, 2019. Stay tuned for information regarding the 2020 Engineering Reverse Career Fair. For more information, email Janette Banga, Co-op & Internship Coordinator, or call 905.721.8668 ext. 6177.
FBIT Reverse Career Fair (in partnership with OCADU)
Friday, November 29, 2019, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
We are excited to be hosting our partners from OCADU in our fifth year of the FBIT Reverse Career Fair! The fair, hosted in collaboration with the Faculty of Business and Information Technology (FBIT), allows employers to view and discuss Capstone projects and Internship experiences with fourth-year students graduating in April. At this event, you have a chance to: 
- Meet students in their final year of our Accounting, Advertising, Digital Futures, Digital Painting and Expanded Animation, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Game Development, Graphic Design, Human Resources, Industrial Design, Marketing, Networking and Information Technology Security or Masters in Digital Futures, Design for Health, Inclusive Design, Strategic Foresight and Innovation programs.
- Learn about their skills, experience, research, internships and Capstone projects.
- Share information about your organization and recruit for potential new graduate opportunities.
- Network with faculty representatives and tour the campus.
For more information, contact Darren Grant, Employment Advisor.
