Examples are clerk, editorial assistant, graphic designer, telemarketer, office assistant, programmer, blackjack dealer, and household helper. We also list summer jobs in Wisconsin and other states. Individual departments have the option of requiring additional credits. Students may work during the summer without attending classes if they will continue in the fall, or have been accepted as a freshman or transfer student for the fall semester. International students can work on campus up to 20 hours each week during the academic year and full-time during the summer and school breaks.
Some visas permit off-campus employment.
Employers with part-time, summer, or paid internships answer questions and set up interviews at tables in Great Hall. Job Fair Programs give detailed information about employing organizations and the job titles and wages of open positions. All job fairs will be held at the Memorial Union from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Watch for announcements of individual recruitment visits by employers and other public events sponsored by the UW Student Job Center. A limited number of copies are available to students in our office on Fridays. Job News is posted each Monday at Helen C. White and Memorial libraries, campus placement offices, Campus Assistance Center, Campus Women's Center, Bascom Hall information, departmental advisor offices, Academic Advancement Program, and other locations.