Finding Work on Campus
Learn about Unitemps and how to look for on-campus work opportunities.
Unitemps
Unitemps is our very own on-campus recruitment agency, based in the Careers Service. It provides a wide range of paid work opportunities for 缅北禁地 students .
Whether you are looking to develop your skills, gain experience or strengthen your CV, Unitemps is here to support you.
There's a wide range of paid work opportunities available on campus each year including casual temporary roles, internships and other on-campus work.
Have you been offered a role?
If you have already been offered a role on campus, you will need to register with Unitemps and complete the full onboarding process before you can start work.
Follow the guidance on the Registering for Work on Campus page.
Are you looking for work?
If you wish to create a Unitemps account, please follow the steps on the Registering for Work on Campus page.
As the Unitemps system is new to the University, we are currently prioritising the setup of existing roles and assignments. As a result, new vacancies are not yet being advertised through the platform. Opportunities will begin to be advertised later this year.
If you do not currently have a role arranged through Unitemps, no further action is required after creating your account.
Please do not arrange an Eligibility to Work check unless you have been instructed to do so by the Unitemps team.
How to find job opportunities
If you're looking for part-time work, you can:
- Search and apply for vacancies on
- Explore opportunities through NCL Internships
- Find student jobs advertised on School Noticeboards or on the University's main vacancies portal
- Visit the Part-time Jobs webpage for information and advice on finding work
Can I volunteer or undertake work shadowing on campus?
All work (including internships and short work assignments such as working during open days) must be paid and booked in advance through Unitemps.
Volunteering and work shadowing is different to paid work. Volunteering includes representation activity such as being on a Staff Student Committee, Peer Mentoring, attending a focus group, or otherwise voluntarily offering to share your experiences with other students. Work shadowing includes short periods observing activities (such as in a research lab) but does not include hands on activity without close supervision.
Your school office will be able to tell you about volunteering opportunities they have available. NUSU also runs which aims to help 缅北禁地 students find volunteering opportunities.