Career Bridge
Centre for Work-Integrated Learning and Career Development
Your education isn’t just about what you learn in the classroom — it’s also about bridging the experiences you have outside of it. Career Bridge is here to help you succeed during your time at the University of Lethbridge and beyond. We run workshops, offer in-person support and provide many online resources to help you navigate your career.
Career Bridge consists of a powerhouse lineup featuring Co-op, Applied Studies, Career Services and an Experiential Transcript Advisor. Its mandate is to offer exceptional work-integrated learning, experiential learning and career services so that every participating student can benefit from an outstanding academic and professional development experience.
We serve all uLethbridge students and alumni — you can continue to access our Career Services after you graduate!
MyExperience
Maximize your degree
Partner with us
Connect with uLethbridge talent, establish your presence on campus, and promote your employer brand
Continue Learning
Access career coaching, resume reviews and other workshop and events to grow your professional skills.
Services
Co-op
Real work experience. Discover the career you're passionate about.
Career Services
Explore. Set goals.
Take action.
Applied Studies
Academic credit for employment or volunteer experiences.
Student Stories
Rosie Costen Shines by Keeping an Open Mind and Letting Opportunity Flow In
"You’re going to be a very different person when you leave university. You have to give yourself room to grow and learn about yourself, as cliché as that sounds." From her first moment …
Kyle Cole (BA Co-op '19) Turns Co-op Into a Career
Kyle Cole (BA Co-op '19) graduated from uLethbridge with a Bachelor of Arts in economics, with six semesters of co-op experience. He now works as the Program Co-op Advisor for the Faculty of …
Shining graduate - Kristine Villaluna (BSc Co-op '21)
Kristine Vallaluna (BSc Co-op '21) will receive her Bachelor of Science degree in applied statistics, with a concentration in economics and a minor in computer science this spring. She will begin her next chapter …