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Working on Campus

Working on campus is a great way to develop your skills and attributes, gain experience and earn alongside your studies.

Accessing work opportunities on campus

There are many ways to find work on campus. There are schemes such as Unitemps, access to internships and work such as Student Ambassador roles. 

If you have been offered a job on campus, you must register as a casual student worker before undertaking any role at Newcastle University.

How to find work on campus

Information about how to look for on-campus work opportunities.

Registering for work on campus

Information on how to register as a casual student worker.

Working Hours and Eligibility

Find out how many hours you can work each week.

Pay and conditions

Find out about pay rates and the Casual Workers Agreement.

Leaving the University

How to access your P45 and advice on finding graduate roles at the University.

Contact us

Questions relating to your work assignments, including payment claims and working hours should be directed to the department you are working for.

For all other queries relating to working on campus, please email seoc@ncl.ac.uk.