Experiential Education
We are connecting our students to their learning and better preparing them for career success with innovative teaching and learning approaches.
We have a diverse range of collaborative hands-on Experiential Education (EE) opportunities. Through technology enhanced learning we can offer engaging ways to learn, and flexibility with online and blended (hybrid) courses.
In the community
Experiential opportunities to work within communities gives our students hands-on experience, and helps them develop their skills so that they can make a meaningful difference. Students work with high-impact organizations through a wide range of activities, including advocacy, mentorship, consultation, community-led research projects and applied problem solving.
Community-focused experience within courses or programs
Internship and co-op experience
Kuldeep Singh Hujan
Mechanical Engineering, Lassonde School @ York University
In the classroom
From guest speakers providing unique perspectives on course content, to the chance to interview domain experts in a chosen field, to laboratory work, York integrates a range of unique hands-on learning opportunities that reshape perceptions around classroom-settings.
Hands-on experience within courses or programs
Technology Enhanced Learning
York University is a leader in using technology to make learning more accessible and adaptable to students’ multidimensional lives.
