Who is eligible for on-campus student employment?
Full-time undergraduate students—including new students—enrolled with at least 12 credit hours with good conduct and social standing are eligible. The minimum GPA requirement for students who have completed courses is 2.20.
Where can i search for job openings?
Job openings are posted online within the On-Campus Student Employment organization on the Engage platform.
How many hours can a student work?
Student employees can work for a maximum of 20 hours per week or a total of 80 hours per month. During academic breaks and in the summer, working hours are extended up to a maximum of 40 hours per week or a total of 160 hours per month.
Who offers the jobs on campus?
Jobs on-campus are offered by various AUS departments. You can expect to work in areas such as the AUS library, administrative departments, or the colleges/school.
Can students hold more than one job?
Yes, students may hold up to two jobs; however, they can only work in two different departments at the same time, provided the working hours do not conflict and the total monthly hours are within the limit.
How much do students get paid?
Hourly rates are based on the nature of work and are determined by the concerned AUS department. Wages range from AED 15 to AED 30 per hour.
How do students get paid?
Once a student is hired by an AUS department, he/she must open a savings account with the on-campus Sharjah Islamic Bank (SIB), as payments will be made directly to the student's savings account. Contact the employment office for assistance in opening an SIB account.
Do you train students?
On-the-job training is provided by the hiring AUS department. However, the employment office offers general training and workshops to help students enhance their knowledge and skills. The employment office also conducts a mandatory orientation session to support the onboarding of selected students. More training and workshops will be added in the future.
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