What is Work-study?

The Work-Study program offers part-time, on-campus employment for students with financial need during the school year. Apply to the program to gain valuable work experience and skills related to your field right on campus!

Eligibility for Work-study:

• Have proof of a 2025 – 2026 government student aid package of at least $2,000; or, proof of 2025 – 2026 Indigenous band sponsorship, Metis Nation post-secondary funding, or disability funding.
• Be registered at the University of Manitoba as a full-time undergraduate or graduate student in both terms (Fall 2025 and Winter 2026). Students must have a minimum 60% course load (i.e., 9 credit hours per term for undergraduate students). 
• Have achieved a satisfactory academic standing with a minimum 2.0 institutional grade point average in their previous academic session (not applicable for new UM students)
• Be residing in Manitoba throughout the Work-Study employment term

The Work-study program is a great opportunity in working towards your career goals. Whatever they may be, Work-study builds your experience and skills through on-campus opportunities.

We are proud to be offering a diverse range of positions again this year! The positions for the 2025-2026 school year included positions in social services, science, fine arts, sport, and more.

Some of our excellent positions can be found highlight below:

Research Assistant (VARIOUS) – There is a great selection of student research opportunities on campus this year, in faculties and organizations such as Faculty of Architecture, Department of Anthropology, and Recreation Services. If you are an investigative student, we recommend checking out this great positions.

Cultural Integration Assistant (78732) – The Cultural Integration Assistant with primarily work with the Cultural Integration lead, to assist in project development, enhance the support and celebration of Indigenous Culture on campus. They will support cultural work at the UM Sweat Lodge, and work with traditional plant medicines. The skills that will be practiced are working as a part of a team, effective oral and written communication, interpersonal skill building, cultural learning, presentation preparation and delivery, and acting as an Indigenous student ambassador.

Digital Archives and Web Assistant (79003) –The Digital Archives and Web Assistant will support the development and expansion of the School of Art Gallery’s online archives and collections presence. Working closely with Gallery staff and the School of Art Communications team, the assistant will help digitize and publish over 325 historical exhibition records and assist in building a new webpage featuring highlights from the Gallery’s 4,100-piece collection.

Digital Design Assistant (78885) The units within Student Engagement and Student Success help to create a supportive campus learning environment by working in collaboration with senior academic and administrative leaders to develop, implement, assess, and evaluate student engagement and success programs, policies, and practices across the institution, as well as assist in the marketing and communications of all Student Affairs offices and their programs and supports for students, staff, faculty, and the broader UM Community

Science Lab Monitor (1) (78975) – The Faculty of Education, Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning is currently looking for a self-motivated and organized individual to monitor the science laboratories in the Education building.

Gallery Assistant – Exhibitions and Collections (78911) –The School of Art Gallery requires a Gallery Assistant to work in the areas of collections care and exhibition assistance. The School of Art Gallery presents 4-12 exhibitions and related events each year and maintains a growing collection of over 5000 artworks in its holdings. The Gallery Assistant will contribute research to the Permanent Collection database and will help to ensure that works in the gallery holdings are safely cared for. The Gallery Assistant will also assist with the installation and setup of exhibitions and events. The Gallery Assistant will also greet visitors, providing them with information about Gallery exhibitions and programming

The deadline to apply for the program is September 12, 2024!

For more information about eligibility and how to apply, visit our the work-study website.

If you have any questions, please contact wk_study[at]umanitoba[dot]ca or the Career Services office.

During my time in this position, I contributed articles to UM Today about Faculty of Arts events, including coverage of the Arts Career Roundtable, reviews of both mainstage theatre productions and profiles on the 2024 Faculty of Arts Undergraduate Research Showcase winners. These projects helped me grow as a storyteller and apply what I have learned throughout my Arts degree. I also developed the ability to tailor my writing style to suit different audiences—adapting tone, voice and content depending on whether I was writing for prospective students, current students or the broader university community.

Beyond writing, I collaborated with both professors and students, created social media content with a focus on audience engagement and learned how to produce and edit short-form video content such as Instagram reels. One of my favourite projects was the “Days series,” which highlighted international holidays with a connection to the Faculty of Arts, such as International Chinese Language Day. This series gave me the chance to work with and spotlight a wide range of departments and programs within the Faculty of Arts.

This role broadened my understanding of how a degree in Arts can translate into diverse career opportunities. Communications is a dynamic field that blends creativity, strategy and writing. My experience has sparked an interest in pursuing a communications-related career after graduation. The great thing about working in communications is that it offers a wide array of projects to work on. The job is not monotonous, while there are administrative tasks that you must do, as with any job, communications offers the opportunity to collaborate with people in many fields. I was able to collaborate with professors and students that I would have otherwise never met in areas such as Asian studies, religion, labour studies and more.

I was hired in this position through the Work-Study program run by Career Services, which offers students part-time, on-campus employment during the academic year. Through this program, students can apply to a wide array of positions posted by different departments at UM. I would encourage all students to take advantage of the resources offered by Career Services including career planning, mentorship and job search support.

I would like to thank the Faculty of Arts Communications team for their support and mentorship. Under their guidance, I learned valuable marketing strategies, honed my interviewing and writing skills and gained a deeper understanding of what it takes to create engaging and effective content. I’m truly grateful for everything that I have learned and am excited to carry these experiences forward into the next chapter of my career.

What is Work-study?

The Work-Study program offers part-time, on-campus employment for students with financial need during the school year. Apply to the program to gain valuable work experience and skills related to your field right on campus!

Eligibility for Work-study:

• Have proof of a 2024 – 2025 government student aid package of at least $2,000; or, proof of 2024 – 2025 Indigenous band sponsorship, Metis Nation post-secondary funding, or disability funding.
• Be registered at the University of Manitoba as a full-time undergraduate or graduate student in both terms (Fall 2024 and Winter 2025). Students must have a minimum 60% course load (i.e., 9 credit hours per term for undergraduate students). 
• Have achieved a satisfactory academic standing with a minimum 2.0 institutional grade point average in their previous academic session (not applicable for new UM students)
• Be residing in Manitoba throughout the Work-Study employment term

The Work-study program is a great opportunity in working towards your career goals. Whatever they may be, Work-study builds your experience and skills through on-campus opportunities.

We are proud to be offering a diverse range of positions again this year! The positions for the 2024-2025 school year included positions in social services, science, fine arts, sport, and more.

Some of our excellent positions can be found highlight below:

Research Assistant (VARIOUS) – There is a great selection of student research opportunities on campus this year, in faculties and organizations such as Faculty of Architecture, Department of Anthropology, and Recreation Services. If you are an investigative student, we recommend checking out this great positions.

Career Mentor Program Assistant (72655) – Are you interested in helping students in achieving their career goals? The Career Mentor Program through Career Services is an opportunity for UM students to meet with professionals of their desired career to find insight of what their future may look like. The CMP assistant helps the coordinator in making sure UM student can embark on their mentorship journey. This is a great position for students interested in liaison management and career development; however, we welcome all applicants to apply!

Machine Learning Data Annotator (72787) – The Department of Computer Science is looking for a student to join their TerraByte team! This position combines machines and agriculture for those that are interested in these fields. Those with experience in coding and data processing are a great fit for this position.

Alternate Format Assistant/Invigilator (72592) – Student Accessibility Services is looking for a student to join their team. If you have experience working with individuals with disabilities and are passionate about providing accessible formats for all, this position is one to apply for. Students interested in helping others may be excellent candidates for this position.

Waste Reduction Assistant (72755) – Are you passionate about sustainability and waste management? The Office of Sustainability is looking for a student to help in researching and improving the waste management programs around the Fort Garry campus. Students with experience and knowledge in environmental science can excel in this position!

Ceramics Student Assistant (72537) – The School of Art is looking for a ceramics student to assist their Ceramics Technician. The candidate for this role would be an organized individual who works well with others. Students applying to this position would be passionate and knowledgeable about ceramics!

The deadline to apply for the program is September 12, 2024!

For more information about eligibility and how to apply, visit our the work-study website.

If you have any questions, please contact work_study[at]umanitoba[dot]ca or the Career Services office.

What is Work-Study?

Work-Study allows on-campus units to acquire help for departmental support and projects while providing students the opportunity to apply academic learning and build skills. This program continues to support full-time students with financial need (demonstrated by government aid, disability funding, or band sponsorship). Participating employers will be reimbursed up to a maximum of $1,700.00 per project/position at the end of the fiscal year.

How to Apply

For the upcoming Fall and Winter terms, employer recruitment begins in early July so that student recruitment can occur in early in September. Please refer to the Work-Study webpage for more information and further instructions. The employer applications open June 30th, with an Employer Application deadline of Friday July 19th at Noon (this is the deadline for new employers to sign up). The deadline to submit a job posting on UMConnect is Sunday, July 21st at Noon.

Please complete the “New Work-Study Staff/Faculty Account Registration” by July 19 to apply to become a new Work-Study employer.

By supporting experiential learning on-campus, you are helping students develop skills and competencies that will contribute to their future careers and overall success.

If you have any questions about the program, reach out to Madison Bonnefoy, Work-Study Coordinator, or Lindsey Hiebert, Career Consultant, at work_study[at]umanitoba[dot]ca.

If you don’t qualify for the program—there are plenty of other jobs on campus! Consult our job boards for work on campus to learn more!

Program Application Deadline: September 12, 2023

This year positions range from in-person to remote, or hybrid. Amid all the changes experienced these past few years, UM will continue to offer an amazing experience for student staff. There continues to be a wide range of position types offered again this year including social service, science, business, sport, tech and art.

Whatever your career goal may be, Work-Study is an opportunity that can help you build your resume and take steps in the right direction. This year’s positions are posted on the Work-Study website  (2023-2024 job postings). Here is a quick highlight of a few of our excellent positions: 

Oskapewis (66125): If you imagine yourself making a big impact on the community by harnessing your leadership and organizational skills, this position in the Office of the Vice President (Indigenous) would be perfect for you! In this role you will be supporting the Director of Cultural Integration and their team to support cultural and ceremonial events, outings, and activities. In this role you would be expected to support work at the Sweat Lodge on the UM campus, provide support for Elders Circles, work with traditional plant medicines, and provide support for cultural sessions. This position is designated for Indigenous candidates; applicants must self-declare on their cover letter/resume as Indigenous (First Nations, Metis, and/or Inuit).

Research Assistant positions (Many Options!): We have more than a handful of Research Assistant positions this year hosted by faculties and organizations such as Student Affairs, the Department of Microbiology, the Centre on Aging, the Department of Anthropology, the College of Pharmacy, and the Centre for Human Rights Research! We recommend that students who are investigative and want to further develop their research skills to check out all the different research position opportunities.

Wellness & Prevention Assistant (65861): Do you have an interest in student mental health and the steps needed to create an environment promoting wellness? You can be a part of the team that organizes the University of Manitoba’s mental health strategies by creating campus events, researching best strategies and more! Consider applying for this position offered by Student Affairs to develop excellent communication, research and website-editing skills.

Student Client Actor (66298): Are you passionate about acting? If yes, this position would be great for you! The Faculty of Education is looking to support graduate counselling students to gain experience by working with drama students who are trained to serve as clients. Students who have a minimum of one year of acting classes and/or experience (highschool experience would also count) and who have a strong understanding of psychologically complicated roles are invited to apply to this unique experience!

Student Engagement and Success Student Website Assistant: Are you interested in developing your web content skills? Join Student Affairs to transition information between content management systems in a professional environment. This position has the opportunity for remote work, so if you were hoping to work from home while getting some technical experience onto your resume this may be the perfect job for you!

Gallery Assistant: Exhibitions and Collections: Do you enjoy caring for and managing art collections? Begin building integral skills for curating with this position! From ensuring the inventory and condition of art is maintained, to installing exhibitions and setting up events, there are many great skills that can be developed as you work in the School of Art’s Gallery.

Student Ambassador (66057): Are you a Desautels Faculty of Music student looking to represent your faculty? Do you have a passion for music and want to work in a collaborative setting to assist with recruitment events to prospective students? This role would be a great way to not only network with important people in your field but to also showcase your passion of your faculty!

Junior Systems Analyst: If you have a head for numbers, and you know Linux, Python, and/or SQL, this position is right for you. In this job, hosted by Information Services & Technology (IST), you will be able to apply all the computer skills you’ve gained throughout your university degree to help the maintenance and support of web applications and other related technology.

Digital Design Assistant (66052): Are you interested in developing professional networking and marketing skills? This job will build your communication and digital skills as you promote Student Engagement and Success! Your role will be to support various work units and departments in their digital design needs. The primary purpose is to provide design assistance in creating visually appealing and effective digital materials. If you have an eye for design and you are trying to get more experience in program planning we highly recommend you consider applying to this position!

Student Career Services Advisors: Figuring out the future is a complicated mission for every university student – and if you work at Career Services, you’ll be part of the team that helps students find their direction. Your shift would include orienting students to the career centre, facilitating resumé critiques, and assessing student needs to make appropriate referrals. This is an excellent position for students considering counselling, social services, education, or human resources; however, we welcome everyone and anyone to apply!

WHAT IS WORK-STUDY?

Work-Study allows on-campus units to acquire student help for departmental support and projects while providing students the opportunity to apply academic competencies and build skills. This program continues to support students with financial need (demonstrated by government aid, Metis Nation post-secondary funding, disability funding, or band sponsorship). Selected employers will be reimbursed up to a maximum of $1,700.00 per position at the end of the fiscal year. We are greatly interested in supporting the projects of staff across all faculties and departments on all University of Manitoba campuses! Apply to be a Work-Study Employer today!

WHAT DO OUR PREVIOUS EMPLOYERS LIKE BEST ABOUT WORK-STUDY?

• “Work-Study has allowed our office to complete the projects that we just never seem to have time for, including special projects that are important to our Dean at this time.”
• “We appreciate the diversity of the student’s educational background and the skill sets. They have always been eager to learn new skills and an asset to the office team.”
• “Student development and building relationships was great. It’s fantastic, as an administrative unit, to have the opportunity to work with the students who we provide our services to.”
• “It is a very good program, provides great opportunity for students, and work study office is very helpful, efficient, and supportive”

WHAT DO OUR STUDENTS SAY THEY LIKED BEST ABOUT THE PROGRAM?

• “Being a shy person, my work study position allowed me to improve my communication and networking skills. I met people I never would have otherwise and gained valuable skills that would be applicable in any workforce.”
• “I enjoyed working on campus in the field I’m interested in. It built valuable relationships and more engagement with my degree.”
• “I enjoy the Work-Study program overall since it allows me to develop new and current skills that are fundamental to the career that I would like to take on in the future. Moreover, I learn more about myself since I understand what type of work I do not like and what I enjoy, which usually takes years to figure out. I look forward to the next school year’s work-study program!”

HOW TO APPLY

For the upcoming Fall and Winter terms, student hiring commences early in September. Please refer to the Work-Study webpage for more information and further instructions. The employer application is now open, with new employer registration due Wednesday, July 19 at noon and applications due Friday, July 21^st at noon.

By supporting experiential learning on-campus, you are helping students develop skills and competencies that will contribute to their future careers and overall success.

If you have any questions about the program, reach out to Ilianna Hoople, Work-Study Coordinator or Lindsey Hiebert, Career Consultant at work_study@umanitoba.ca

The Work-Study program offers part-time employment for students with financial need during the school year. Apply to the program to gain valuable work experience and skills related to your field right on campus.

This year positions range from in-person to remote, or hybrid, as the university transitions back to in-person courses for the Fall 2022 term. Amid all the changes experienced these past few years, UM will continue to offer an amazing experience for student staff. There continues to be a wide range of position types offered again this year including social service, science, business, sport, tech and art.

Whatever your career goal may be, Work-Study is an opportunity that can help you build your resume and grow your skills and experiences.

Program Application Deadline: September 12, 2022

Eligibility Criteria: A full-time student receiving government student aid and/or band sponsorship, Metis Nation post-secondary funding, or disability funding who is residing in Manitoba and is maintaining at least a 2.0 GPA: please see the Work-Study website for more details.

The 2022-2023 Work-Study Positions can be found in this PDF. Below are a few highlights of some excellent positions we have posted this year:

CEL Indigenous Programs Assistant: If you imagine yourself making a big impact on the community by harnessing your leadership and organizational skills, this position with Community Engaged Learning (CEL) may be perfect for you. In this role you will be supporting the coordination of various student programming. This will include helping participants learn about Indigenous peoples’ enduring relationships to land and place, explore their role in protecting land and water, and meeting other young people committed to climate action. You will be responsible for promoting programs, engaging students, and developing outstanding programming for students. A strong knowledge and experience working with Indigenous communities or organizations is required, and First Nations, Métis, and Inuit candidates will be prioritized for this position.

Research Assistant positions (more than 17 options!): We have more than a handful of Research Assistant positions this year hosted by faculties and organizations such as Anthropology, Architecture, Kinesiology and Recreation Management, Education, Biological Sciences, Physical Plant, the College of Rehabilitation Sciences, the Centre for Human Rights Research, Pharmacy, the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, and the Centre on Aging. We recommend that students who are investigative and want to further develop their research skills to check out all the different research position opportunities.

Mental Health Strategy Assistant: Do you have an interest in student mental health and the steps needed to create an environment promoting wellness? You can be a part of the team that organizes the University of Manitoba’s mental health strategies by creating campus events, researching best strategies and more! Consider applying for this position offered by Student Affairs to develop excellent communication, research and website-editing skills.

Climate Action Plan Assistant: Are you passionate about building a sustainable future? If yes, this position would be great for you! Work with the Office of Sustainability to review data, conduct research, create reports and promote the reduction of waste on campus!

Student Engagement and Success Student Website Assistant: Are you interested in developing your web content skills? Join Student Affairs to transition information between content management systems in a professional environment. This position has the opportunity for remote work, so if you were hoping to work from home while getting some technical experience onto your resume this may be the perfect job for you!

Gallery Assistant: Exhibitions and Collections Do you enjoy caring for and managing art collections? Begin building integral skills for curating with this position! From ensuring the inventory and condition of art is maintained, to installing exhibitions and setting up events, there are many great skills that can be developed as you work in the School of Art’s Gallery.

Junior Systems Analyst: If you have a head for numbers, and you know Linux, Python, and/or SQL, this position is right for you. In this job, hosted by Information Services & Technology (IST), you will be able to apply all the computer skills you’ve gained throughout your university degree to help the maintenance and support of web applications and other related technology.

Communications Assistant: Are you interested in developing professional networking and marketing skills in a STEM savvy environment? This job will build your communication and digital skills as you promote the Price Faculty of Engineering. Your role will be to help develop new digital environments for external audiences, event planning, and other social media to promote the faculty.

Student Career Services Advisors: Figuring out the future is a complicated mission for every university student – and if you work at Career Services, you’ll be part of the team that helps students find their direction. Your shift would include orienting students to the career centre, facilitating resumé critiques, and assessing student needs to make appropriate referrals. This is an excellent position for students considering counselling, social services, education, or human resources; however, we welcome everyone and anyone to apply!

Program Application Deadline: September 10^th, 2021

Working on campus might still look a little different this year, considering much of the University of Manitoba community still works from home, but U of M will continue to offer an amazing experience for student staff. This year the Work-Study Program has 75 student positions across all sectors, including social service, science, business, sport, and art.

Whatever your career goals, Work-Study has a position that can help you take steps in the right direction. Here’s a taste of the variety of positions Work-Study has to offer.  Don’t forget to also check out our website to find job postings and application instructions.

CEL Programs Assistant: If you imagine yourself making a big impact on the community by harnessing your leadership and organizational skills, this position with Community Engaged Learning (CEL) may be perfect for you. In this role you will be supporting the coordination of the various student programming offered by the department. This will include helping participants learn about Indigenous peoples’ enduring relationships to land and place, explore their role in protecting land and water, and meeting other young people committed to climate action. You will be responsible for promoting programs, engaging students, and developing outstanding programming for students. A strong knowledge and experience working with Indigenous communities or organizations is required, and First Nations, Métis, and Inuit candidates will be prioritized for this position.

Research Assistant: We have more than a handful of Research Assistant positions this year. We have research positions targeting students from Anthropology, Architecture, Kinesiology and Recreation Management, Pharmacy, Physical Plant – Operations & Maintenance (Engineering), Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, and Recreation Services. Some of these positions have large pools of students they are interested in recruiting from! We recommend that students who are investigative and want to further develop their research skills to check out all the different research positions.

Gallery Assistant: Exhibitions and Collections Do you enjoy caring for and managing art collections? Begin building integral skills for curating with this position! From ensuring the inventory and condition of art is maintained, to installing exhibitions and setting up events, there are many great skills that can be developed as you assist the School of Art’s Gallery.

Junior Software Developer: If you have a head for numbers, and you know coding languages such as HTML, CCS, JavaScript, Python, and/or PHP, this position is right for you. In this job, hosted by Information Services & Technology (IST), you will be able to apply all the coding skills you’ve gained throughout your university degree to help the maintenance and support of web applications and other related technology. We have a few other coding-based positions this year as well that require different levels of coding knowledge.

Communications Assistant: Are you interested in developing professional networking and marketing skills in a STEM savvy environment? This job will build your communication and digital skills as you promote the Price Faculty of Engineering. Your role will be to represent the faculty in a polished and professional manner while completing website updates, event planning, and updating UM Today and other social media to promote the research done in Engineering. Heads up: don’t feel like you have to be in Engineering to apply for this position!

Student Career Services Advisors: Figuring out the future is a complicated mission for every university student – and if you work at Career Services, you’ll be part of the team that helps students find their direction. Your shift would include orienting students to the career centre, facilitating resumé critiques, and assessing student needs to make appropriate referrals. This is an excellent position for students considering counselling, social services, or human resources.

What is Work-Study?

Work-Study allows on-campus units to acquire student help for departmental support and projects while providing students the opportunity to apply academic competencies and build skills. This program continues to support students with financial need (demonstrated by government aid, Metis Nation post-secondary funding, disability funding, or band sponsorship). Participating employers will be reimbursed up to a maximum of $1,700.00 per project/position at the end of the fiscal year.

What do our previous employers like best about Work-Study?

“Student development and building relationships was great. It’s fantastic, as an administrative unit, to have the opportunity to work with the students who we provide our services to.”

“Work-Study has allowed our office to complete the projects that we just never seem to have time for, including special projects that are important to our Dean at this time.”

“We appreciate the diversity of the student’s educational background and the skill sets. They have always been eager to learn new skills and an asset to the office team.”

What do our students say they liked best about the program?

“I enjoy the Work-Study program overall since it allows me to develop new and current skills that are fundamental to the career that I would like to take on in the future. Moreover, I learn more about myself since I understand what type of work I do not like and what I enjoy, which usually takes years to figure out. I look forward to the next school year’s work-study program!”

“I enjoyed working on campus in the field I’m interested in. It built valuable relationships and more engagement with my degree.”

“Being a shy person, my work study position allowed me to improve my communication and networking skills. I met people I never would have otherwise and gained valuable skills that would be applicable in any workforce.”

How to Apply

For the upcoming Fall and Winter terms, student hiring commences early in September. Please refer to the Work-Study webpage for more information and further instructions. The employer application is now open, with new employer registration due Tuesday, July 20 at noon and applications due Thursday, July 22 at noon.

By supporting experiential learning on-campus, you are helping students develop skills and competencies that will contribute to their future careers and overall success.

If you have any questions about the program, reach out to Ilianna Hoople, Work-Study Coordinator or Rebecca Balakrishnan, Career Consultant at work_study@umanitoba.ca

Eligibility Criteria: Be a full-time student in good academic standing, currently reside in Manitoba and receive band sponsorship, government student aid, or disability funding: see the Work-Study website for details.

Program Application Deadline: September  11, 2020

Working on campus might look a little different this year, as much of the University of Manitoba community works from home, but U of M still offers an amazing experience for student staff. This year the Work-Study Program has 44 student positions across all sectors, including social service, science, business, sport, and art.

Whatever your career goals, Work-Study has a position that can help you take steps in the right direction. Here’s a taste of the variety of positions Work-Study has to offer.  Don’t forget to also check out our website to find job postings and application instructions.

Programs Assistant: If you imagine yourself making a big impact on the community by harnessing your leadership and organizational skills, this position with Community Engaged Learning (CEL) might be perfect for you. In this role you will be supporting the coordination of the various student programming offered by the department. You will be responsible for promoting programs, engaging students, and developing outstanding programming for students.

Student Career Services Advisors: Figuring out the future is a complicated mission for every university student – and if you work at Career Services, you’ll be part of the team that helps students find their direction. Your shift would include orienting students to the career centre, facilitating resumé critiques, and assessing student needs to make appropriate referrals. This is an excellent position for students considering counselling, social services, or human resources.

Research Assistant (Integrative Musculoskeletal Research Lab): If you’re fascinated by the human body, apply for this position in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management. The incumbent will investigate muscles’ force production and movement control – a great opportunity to apply all of the hard work you put into your anatomy and physiology classes. Give research a try and apply your passion for human health to real world problems.

Recruitment Research Assistant: If you have a head for numbers and you’re an Excel whiz, this data analysis position is right for you. Your job will be to crunch, analyse, and present the recruitment numbers that will help the Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences make informed decisions.

Communications Assistant: Are you interested in applying your creativity in the workplace? This job will build your communication and digital skills as you promote the National Centre for Livestock and the Environment. Your role will involve website updates, event planning, and even writing knowledge translations to promote the research done by the Centre.

With such an assortment of positions, there is certainly something that will align with your career goals. If you have questions about the program, check out our website or contact the Work-Study Coordinator. We are here to help you figure out your career plans so you can select a meaningful position, write your resumé and nail your interview.