Employment Programs at 
Washington State University

The Student Employment Center assists students with the opportunity to gain valuable work experience as well as a practical means to contribute to the costs of their education.  Employment opportunities are provided for students on and off campus, with and with out work-study awards offered through the Office of Student Financial Aid.

View Student Employment Opportunities

• Federal and State Work-Study is awarded to eligible students based on FAFSA information.  Work-Study FAQs
• Work-study eligibility is for the term award; it can't be carried over from a prior term.
• Students typically work 10 to 15 hours per week and are paid by check or bi-monthly schedule.
• Students are eligible to work even if they do not receive a work-study award or choose not to apply for need-based federal financial aid.

View Hourly Non-Student Employment Opportunities

• The University employs temporary employees to meet short-term and intermittent workload needs.  Temporary employees are also know as hourly employees.

View Faculty and Staff Employment Opportunities

• Washington State University offers a quality work and learning environment, employing nearly 5,300 employees dedicated to the mission and values of WSU.
• The Office of Human Resource Services is committed to providing leadership and outstanding professional human resource services to the University and surrounding communities.