Experiential education is hands-on learning that applies the concepts and theories you’re studying to real world challenges.
You’ll engage in guided practical experiences in the classroom, in the workplace, in the community and abroad. You will collaborate with community partners and contribute to meaningful work that moves organizations and businesses toward their goals.
The result? You will graduate with the academic background and experiences needed to succeed anywhere in the world today.
Study Abroad
Visit other countries and study abroad. Make lasting connections when you travel to another country. Check our travel options today and find yourself abroad tomorrow.
Co-op Program
Get paid work experience: Find out all the details and requirements for applying.
Work Integrated Learning
Get practical work experience while building on specific coursework and earning course credits.
Student Community & Leadership Development (SCLD)
Committed to student development, learning and success, SCLD offers programs and services to support and empower you throughout your university experience.
Student Ambassador Program
Represent LA&PS and the York community while enhancing your skills at events or with development opportunities.
Networking & Mentorship
From speed mentorship events to new programs fostering skill development alongside our incredible alumni, LA&PS initiatives bolster your career prospects prior to graduation.
The LA&PS Peer Mentor Network
Peer mentors offer support by answering your questions and guiding you through your journey as a new student. LA&PS offers mentor programs for first-year students, international students and students in Undeclared Majors.
Dean’s Award for Research Excellence (DARE)
The DARE program gives undergrads a paid opportunity to engage in hands-on research with professors in LA&PS.
Advancing YU
LA&PS is offering two unique programs: Advancing Black Students and Advancing Women Students. These programs match select alumni who are achieving success in their chosen fields, with third- and fourth-year Black and/or women students for mentorship, financial support and skills development.