Student Employment
UND’s Student Employment program provides part-time job opportunities to students
to help finance their education and gain educational benefit.
Work experience allows students to explore career options, discover strengths, and see how academic learning applies to the world of work.
View Student Job Postings
UND Part-Time or Work Study
All currently available student employment positions are posted on our website. Some position titles indicate "Federal Work Study Only". These positions are only available to students with an accepted FWS award. Contact UND.studentemployment@UND.edu for questions regarding your application status.
Off-Campus Student Jobs and Internships
It is preferred that you work on campus while attending UND. Students who work on campus are shown to perform better in their classes, are more engaged in UND student life, and benefit from flexible work schedules. If you prefer to work off campus, check out the opportunities listed on Handshake.
Types of On-Campus Student Jobs
Non-Work Study Jobs (Institutional Employment)
Any UND student can be employed as an Institutional student employee. Institutional employment is offered to students enrolled in at least one credit. It is not based on financial need.
Positions are available on campus and wages vary depending on the job. International students may apply for these positions.
Work Study Jobs
Federal Work Study (FWS) may be available to you as a student if you demonstrate financial need through your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). A work study award indicates that you are eligible to seek FWS employment; however, it is not a guarantee of a job. The average FWS award is $3,000 per academic year. FWS awards are not applied to a student account, but is paid in a bi-weekly pay check to students as they work hours in a FWS position.
Jobs span across the entire campus and to some eligible off-campus employers as well.
Apply for Federal Work Study Award
To be eligible for a FWS position, students must:
- Have an accepted Federal Work Study award on Campus Connection (please allow 24-48 hours after accepting for the information to load into the system)
- Be enrolled in 6 or more credits
- Be free of any financial aid holds including but not limited to Verification, Documentation and be meeting Satisfactory Academic Progress standards as defined by the university
- If you do not have a FWS award offered to you on Campus Connection, you may request to be considered, provided you have already completed the FAFSA. To submit a request please complete the Financial Change Request form and use the comments section to request Federal Work Study Funding.
Summer Employment for Students
Students may also work on campus during the summer. Students working under Institutional Employment may do so as long as they were enrolled in at least one credit for the previous spring, current summer or the upcoming fall. If you are not yet enrolled for fall you must intend to enroll.
Financial Aid will consider you for a summer FWS award after you enrolled in 6 or more credits for the summer term. Students working under the FWS program for the summer must have accepted their summer FWS award on Campus Connection.
Both FWS and Institutional students may work up to 40 hours during the summer beginning May 16 and ending August 15. Your supervisor will inform you of the availability of hours. Students graduating may not work past the date of graduation.
International Student Employment
As an international student, you are not eligible for Federal Work Study (FWS), however, you can still work on-campus. For more information, please visit the International Student and Scholar Services website.
COVID-19 Restart Information
Please review our Student Employment Healthy Hawks Smart Restart plan for detailed information for both student workers and supervisors.
Student Employment Restart Plan
UND is committed to the principle of equal opportunity in education and employment and does not discriminate on the basis of race; color; national origin; religion; sexual orientation; gender identity; genetic information (GINA); sex; age; creed; marital status; veteran's status; political belief or affiliation; or physical, mental or medical disability (unrelated to the ability to engage in activities involved with the job).