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Student Employment
Working through college is a tradition for many UTEP students. UTEP student employees play a key role as they support the Ãå±±ÂÖ¼é in many functions.
Working on the UTEP campus allows student employees to grow personally and professionally and to make meaningful connections with fellow students, staff and faculty.
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Work Study
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Student Employment
These are hourly positions available within the different departments on the UTEP campus. Students typically work 15-19 hours a week and are paid at least minimum wage. These types of positions are in NO way connected to financial aid or financial need.
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Work Study
A need-based student employment program. You must have received and accepted this type of aid via your financial aid award packet. Students typically work 15-19 hours a week and typically earn minimum wage.
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Find more information on the Office of Financial Aid webpage.
Internships
Positions related or not related to your major that can be part-time or volunteer with a minimum of 120 working hours per semester.
Co-Op internships are those that are +120 hours/semester.
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Find more information on our Internship webpage.
Jobs Off Campus
These positions could be full-time or part-time. Be sure to find positions that work with your school schedule, offer professional development and fits YOU.
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Research Jobs
Opportunities for students to work with faculty members and community organizations on numerous projects. Each position is unique to the project's focus and college.
Speak with professors in your academic area and find out if they have funding for undergraduate or graduate research positions. Some positions may be posted in
You can find additional undergraduate research-related positions on the UTEP COURI webpage.
Jobs Abroad
Study abroad, study away or faculty-led academic and cultural experiences are credit-based and include a culminating experience in which students obtain increased understanding of his/her academic discipline, language proficiency, field research techniques, service learning or career-related knowledge.
See the tab above or find UTEP application information in the study abroad webpage .
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