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Internships at 不良研究所 are managed by each faculty or school and will normally require students to be returning to the university after the completion of their internship.

Information on internships for graduating students is available through 不良研究所's Career Planning Services (CaPS)

Faculty of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences

罢丑别听Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences听offers a wide variety of internships at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

At the Undergraduate level:

Full-time undergraduate students enrolled in the BSc(AgEnvSc), BSc(FSc) and BEng(Bioresource) programs may take advantage of the听Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Internship Program. This program allows students to choose from听many different career-related internships, which may be either paid or unpaid.

Quick Facts:

Students who have a CGPA of 2.7 or higher and have completed at least 27 credits can apply for internships.
Each internship requires students to work full-time for a minimum of 10 weeks.
Successful completion of the internship will be indicated on student transcripts.

Students majoring in Dietetics in the BSc(NutrSc) program experience forty weeks of professional internships (鈥渟tages鈥�) in clinical and community nutrition and food service systems management. These are unpaid credit courses. Successful graduates are qualified for membership in the professional order.

As part of the Concurrent BSc(FSc)/BSc(NutrSc) program, students complete a 12-credit industrial stage in either Food or Nutrition.

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At the Graduate听level:

Internships are offered in these areas:

The MSc (Applied) in Biotechnology program includes an internship offering students the opportunity to apply their skills in cellular biology, molecular biology, proteomics, bioinformatics and general biotechnology in a concrete research setting.
The MSc in Bioresource Engineering (Non-Thesis) 鈥� Integrated Water Resources Management Option includes an internship in which students work with a consulting firm or a governmental or non-governmental organization.
The MSc (Applied) in Bioresource Engineering - Environmental Engineering option includes a research project that can be carried out in industry, government, NGO, or an academic setting. This program emphasizes interdisciplinary fundamental knowledge, practical applications in diverse environmental contexts, and the functional skills needed for solving environmental problems.
The MSc (Applied) in Bioresource Engineering 鈥� Integrated Food and Bioprocessing option includes training activities such as laboratory research and/or industrial/government internships, to provide students with the tools to understand how food and agricultural production interact to better manage agricultural, food, and biomass systems for the adequate supply of wholesome food, feed, fiber, biofuel, and any other bio-based material.
The MSc in Food Science and Agricultural Chemistry (Non-Thesis) 鈥� General and Food Safety options include a major research project which can take place within an academic or government/NGO research laboratory or in industry.
The MSc (Applied) in Human Nutrition - Project option includes a project providing an opportunity for participation in nutrition-related research, that may be in the areas of clinical, community, international, or experimental nutrition.
The MSc (Applied) in Human Nutrition - Practicum option is a mainly course-based masters with a clinical practicum to gain advanced expertise in an area of clinical nutrition. Admission is restricted to practicing dietitians with at least 6 months鈥� experience.
The MSc (Applied) in Human Nutrition - Dietetics Credentialing option is an opportunity for applicants with a background in nutrition to take graduate level courses and stages in the domains of interpersonal communication, clinical nutrition, and social and biological sciences, with several courses specifically focused on dietetics practice.

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Resources

Alton and Dianne McEwen and Family Internship Program
Ms. Kendra Gray, Internship Officer
MS2-082
kendra.gray [at] mcgill.ca

BSc(NutrSc), Major in Dietetics
Sandy Phillips, Undergraduate University Coordinator, Professional Practice (Stage)
School of Dietetics and Human Nutrition
514-398-7982
sandy.phillips [at] mcgill.ca

Concurrent BSc(FSc)/BSc (NutrSc)
Prof. Stephane Bayen, Chair,
Department of Food Science and Agricultural Chemistry
stephane.bayen [at] mcgill.ca

Prof. Elias Georges, Biotechnology Program Director, Institute of Parasitology
514-398-7725
elias.georges [at] mcgill.ca

MSc in Bioresource Engineering (Non-Thesis) 鈥� Integrated Water Resources Management Option
Prof. Jan Adamowski, IWRM Program Director,听Department of Bioresource Engineering
jan.adamowski [at] mcgill.ca

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MSc Applied in Bioresource Engineering (Non-Thesis) - Environmental Engineering option
Prof. Chandra Madramootoo, Environmental Engineering Program Director, Department of Bioresource Engineering
chandra.madramootoo [at] mcgill.ca

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MSc Applied in Bioresource Engineering (Non-Thesis) 鈥� Integrated Food and Bioprocessing option
Prof. Michael Ngadi, IFB Program Director, Department of Bioresource Engineering
michael.ngadi [at] mcgill.ca

Prof. Ebenezer Miezah Kwofie, IFB Program Co-Director, Department of Bioresource Engineering
ebenezer.kwofie [at] mcgill.ca

MSc in Food Science and Agricultural Chemistry (Non-Thesis) 鈥� General stream
Prof. H. Ramaswamy, Food Science (non-thesis) Program Director, Department of Food Science and Agricultural Chemistry
hosahalli.ramaswamy [at] mcgill.ca

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MSc in Food Science and Agricultural Chemistry (Non-Thesis) 鈥� Food Safety option
Prof. Xiaonan Lu, Food Safety Program Director, Department of Food Science and Agricultural Chemistry
xiaonan.lu [at] mcgill.ca

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MSc Applied in Human Nutrition (Non-Thesis) - Project option
Dr. Hugues Plourde, Program Director for Project option, School of Human Nutrition
hugues.plourde [at] mcgill.ca

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MSc Applied in Human Nutrition (Non-Thesis)- Practicum option
MSc Applied in Human Nutrition (Non-Thesis) - Dietetics Credentialing option
Dr. Maureen Rose, Program Director for Practicum and Dietetics Credentialing options, School of Human Nutrition
maureen.rose [at] mcgill.ca

Faculty of Arts Internship Office

Contact the Arts Internship Office

Visit the Arts Internship Office website.
Leacock Building, 307
514-398-3467
aio [at] mcgill.ca

Faculty of Education's Student Affairs Office

Internships/Field Experiences required for programs under the Bachelor of Education or Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning will be organized by the Faculty of Education鈥檚 Internships and Student Affairs Office.

For all other internship inquiries, visit the Faculty of Education's Student Affairs Office website.

Contact the Faculty of Education's Student Affairs Office:

Education Building, room 243
career.education [at] mcgill.ca

Students are also encouraged to verify internship opportunities via 不良研究所鈥檚 CaPS website.

Faculty of Engineering Internship Office

Contact the Engineering Internship Office

Visit the Engineering Internship Program's Website听and book an appointment with an advisor!
Frank Dawson Adams, Rm 22
intern.engineering [at] mcgill.ca