This work-integrated learning program was developed to support the DMS ShopHERE effort and was made possible thanks to $500,000 from the City of Toronto and Magnet, a social innovation platform with a mission to accelerate inclusive economic growth in Canada. The students from Schulich's MBA, master's and undergraduate degree programs were selected for the paid summer placements and WIL opportunities that helped Toronto's small businesses and artists move their businesses online at no cost. The DMS ShopHERE program offered students a hands-on learning experience, specialized training, and academic credit.
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