Work On-Campus

You need a job that understands you’re a student first, supports your personal finances, and prepares you for the future. You can find that job on campus.  

4D Signature Experience

You will grow your skillset, deepen and apply your thinking, reflect on your interests and goals, and gain new perspectives on work, education, and life. This process of connection, reflection, and discovery delivers on the 4D Experience, providing opportunities that support your intellectual growth, character exploration, well-being, and sense of purpose.

Student Employee Training

Student Employee Toolkit

Additional resources are provided in the menu below.

Please note all resumes submitted through PCO will go through an automatic review process by the Career & Professional Development staff. While this may take extra time for you if revisions are needed, it’s to support you in submitting the most competitive application possible. A quality resume will help you now and in the future.

Please allow at least 3 days before the application deadline for this step. You will not be able to submit your full application until the resume has been reviewed and approved. Due to the expected volume of applications, do not wait until right before the deadline to apply as your resume could be delayed in the review process.

Work-Study Questions

Timecards, Direct Deposit, and I-9

I-9 processing along with employment verification, employee records, and other administrative processes for employees are managed by the Employment Services in HRIC. For questions regarding these items you can contact employmentservices@du.edu.

Student Employment Calendar

Important dates and deadlines related to international students and students eligible for federal work-study.

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