Work Study

Federal Work-Study is a need-based financial aid award that requires a FAFSA application.

Undergraduate students are automatically reviewed for eligibility and if eligible, it will appear on your Financial Aid award letter.

Graduate students are not automatically reviewed and must request Work-Study through the Financial Aid office.  Apply now

How to Apply for Work-Study positions

Students eligible to participate in the Federal College Work-Study Program may apply for on and off-campus jobs.

  1. The Student Employment Office will notify students via their "duq.edu" e-mail address upon the acceptance of the financial aid package.  This e-mail will alert students of additional information and application information.
  2. The Work-Study award will appear on a student's Financial Aid award letter. It will not appear on your bill as a reduction of tuition.
  3. Students are to earn the award amount through working and receiving a paycheck.
Please Note:
  • Work-Study jobs are a maximum of 15 hours and typically not less than 12 hours per week during the Academic Year.
  • Work-Study may reduce the amount approved by the school in additional loans such as Direct PLUS and alternative educational loans.
  • Openings occur throughout the academic year.
  • Placement is not guaranteed; it is contingent upon available jobs.

Upon notification from the Financial Aid office, please check Human Resources for current job openings.

Learn More

Contact Human Resources for Questions              About Work Study

Student Employment Office  102 Koren Building

Jessica Wombacker

Human Resources           Student Employment Coordinator wombackerj@duq.edu 412-396-6053

 

Heidi Bachner

Human Resources       Employment Recruiter  lynchh@duq.edu  412-396-5104