Availability of Folklore Co-op Students: May-Aug 2026
Students from Memorial’s Master of Arts in Public and Applied Folklore program are available for full-time, paid work terms of 12-16 weeks this summer.
Memorial’s folklore program has course concentrations in research methods, ethnography, archival studies, folktales, culture, oral history, literature, and more. Student experience and interests include: research and cultural documentation; public event support; cultural and economic development; marketing and communications; tourism; archiving; and curating. Assignments could include working in research, museums, heritage sites, festival planning, visual media and radio, tourism or entertainment.
Wage subsidy funding may be available to organizations hiring co-op students, through the provincial SECPAP program or the federal SWPP program. Details about both programs can be found here https://www.mun.ca/coop/employers/funding/.
If you’d like to learn more, please get in touch with Rebecca Newhook at: rnewhook@mun.ca
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