Widener University Employment
University employment may also be available to students who are not eligible for work-study employment. Students are paid biweekly at a rate of at least the current minimum wage.
A wide-range of opportunities for students to earn income by working at the university are available through the federal work-study program, as well as through direct university employment.
University employment may also be available to students who are not eligible for work-study employment. Students are paid biweekly at a rate of at least the current minimum wage.
Looking for a job? Handshake can help! Here, you'll find available federal work-study and direct university employment opportunities. Have a question about Handshake? Contact the Career Design and Development team.
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