Getting a Job on Campus
What to expect after you apply, what to bring with you from home, and how to follow up on your application.
Student Employees
Miami is committed to employing students. Students are valuable part-time employees who make significant contributions to campus operations.
Student Employees
Working on campus will not only provide income, it will foster responsibility, encourage you to budget your time wisely, and offer opportunities for learning and skill development. Students who choose to work on campus appreciate the convenience of job locations and the opportunity to become better acquainted with faculty and staff.
Miami University, an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer with tobacco-free campuses, is committed to a multicultural environment and strongly encourages applications from minorities, women, veterans and individuals with disabilities. Employment may require a criminal background check according to University guidelines.
Current Miami Students
If you are currently a Miami student, log into Workday by selecting the "Apply for Student Jobs" button below and search "Find Jobs":
Apply For Student JobsResources
Eligibility
Check your eligibility for student employment.
Completing Hiring Paperwork
Complete your new-hire paperwork. Find out what forms and identification you will need.
Work Hours and Breaks
Student employees follow set guidelines and rules for working hours and breaks.
Timekeeping and Pay Schedules
Make sure you know how to clock in and out, your pay schedule and how to handle multiple positions at Miami.
Employment Verification and FERPA
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) permits students to waive the release of their employment records.
Federal Work Study
Work-Study is a federal financial aid program based on need.
Working as a Minor
Specific guidelines and rules exist for employing students who are minors, ages 16-17.
Volunteering
In order to volunteer with the university, you must follow all applicable guidelines and rules, including signing a Volunteer Form.
Policy Information
These resources provide you additional information regarding policies.
- Americans with Disabilities Act
- Drug Free Workplace
- Obligation to Notify University of Suspension or Revocation of Driver's License
- Policy Prohibiting Harassment and Discrimination
- Religious Accommodation
- Reporting Romantic and Sexual Relationships in Instructional and Supervisory Setting
- Student Organization Salary and Wages
- Self-Disclosure of Criminal Convictions
- Title IX Protocol
- University Statement of Non-Discrimination
- Workplace Violence
Human Resources
Miami University
Roudebush Hall, Room 15
501 E. High St., Oxford, OH 45056
513-529-3131
513-529-4223 (fax)
Our Mission
Working alongside the various departments and units within Miami University, we strive to recruit, cultivate, acknowledge, and involve a diverse pool of talent to fulfill their goals and the overarching goals of the institution.
