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Unilever Co-Op FAQs

What are co-ops, what do they actually entail, and where can you find one? We’ve got the answers to all of your questions. Watch:

Unilever Co-Op FAQs

Unilever has a simple but clear purpose: to build a better business, a better world, a better you.

While co-ops (short for “cooperative education programs”) and internships are both valuable experiences for students, there are a couple of major differences:

  • Co-ops generally tend to be longer than internships (many are six to 12 months in length), and participants will often even relocate.
  • Whereas most school–year internships fit into student schedules, some co-ops require a full-time schedule.
  • Co-ops usually pay more than internships.

And as you probably figured out, Unilever’s co-op programs (as well as its internship programs) are hiring on WayUp now, so apply before those deadlines are up!

Steve Kuchenreuther

Senior Creative Producer at WayUp

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