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When it comes to experiential learning at the University of Guelph, you have lots of choice. Let us help you navigate your options, so you can find the best fit for your personal and professional goals, as well as your schedule.
Experiential Learning Team
Don't know where to start or who to talk to? The Experiential Learning Team can provide a referral to help you navigate your options so you can find the best fit for your goals.
Experience Guelph
Log in to Experience Guelph under "Students" with your U of G single sign-on to book an appointment with a Career Advisor or Peer Helper, register for fairs, workshops, and networking events, and to apply for on-campus, off-campus, and co-op jobs.
Self-Serve Resources
Experiential Learning Guide for Students (CourseLink resource)
This resource walks learners through the definition of experiential learning, the types of experiential learning available at U of G, how to choose opportunities, and who to connect with.
To access this resource, select "Self Registration" from the home page in CourseLink, then find the "Experiential Learning Guide for Students" option and select "Register".
Onboarding for Student-Staff (CourseLink resource)
This resource is for students engaged in experiential learning opportunities. The goal of this resource is to help students learn more about what experiential learning is, how to build good relationships with supervisors and colleagues, and how to meaningfully reflect on experiences as a tool for career development.
To access this resource, select "Self Registration" from the home page in CourseLink, then find the "Onboarding for Student-Staff" option and select "Register".
Student Volunteer Connections (CourseLink resource)
This resource keeps students connected to Student Volunteer Connections through providing updates regarding events and opportunities and lists the many volunteer opportunities available in the Guelph-Wellington region, including how to apply.
To access this resource, select "Self Registration" from the home page in CourseLink, then find the "Student Volunteer Connections" option and select "Register".
EDI & Accessibility Career Resources
Our EDI & Accessibility SharePoint Page offers tailored career resources and supports for black and racialized students, sexual and gender diverse students, students with disabilities, and international students. Empower your job search and professional development.
Financial Support
On-campus Employment Programs (for students with demonstrated financial need)
- The Work Study Program provides students with demonstrated financial need the opportunity to meet their educational costs while developing transferable knowledge, skills, and attitudes through part-time paid work experiences on campus during their registered term.
- The Undergraduate Research Assistantship (URA) Program is a competitive program that provides summer research opportunities to undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need.
