Part-Time Jobs at the University of Strathclyde

The University of Strathclyde offers part-time job opportunities for students both on and off campus. Vacancies are advertised through the Careers Service MyCareerHub portal and the Strathclyde Students' Union JobShop.The Careers Service also provides advice on finding work and balancing part-time jobs with academic commitments. 

On-Campus Employment at Strathclyde University

• Student Ambassador: Students guide campus tours and assist during open days and university events.
• Registration & Welcome Guide: Students help welcome new students, support registration activities, and lead campus tours.
• Sports Competition Assistant: Students assist in organising sports fixtures and managing competition results.
• Hospitality Staff (Union): Students work in campus cafes, bars, and events serving customers and supporting operations.

Off-Campus Part-Time Jobs at University of Strathclyde 

• Hospitality Jobs: Students can work in cafes, restaurants, and hotels in Glasgow
• Retail Jobs: Students can work as sales assistants in shops and supermarkets
• Tutoring: Students can offer private tutoring in subjects like maths, science, or languages
• Delivery Jobs: Students can work in food delivery services like Uber Eats or Deliveroo with flexible hours.
• Event Staff: Students can work at concerts, conferences, and promotional events in Glasgow.

Benefits of Part-Time Jobs

• Students earn extra money for living costs or personal expenses.
• This allows students to gain practical work experience for their future careers.
• Students can develop skills like communication and teamwork.
• Part-time jobs help students meet people and build professional connections.
• Students can explore different roles and industries before graduating.

Application Tips

• Start your application early so you have time to collect all required documents.
• Make sure your educational certificates and transcripts are clear, complete, and translated into English if needed.
• Write a strong personal statement explaining why you want to study your chosen course and what makes you a good fit.
• Check the entry requirements for your programme carefully (grades, subjects, English language score) before applying.
• Prepare for English language tests like IELTS or TOEFL if required and submit your score on time.
• Get good reference letters from teachers or employers who know your academic abilities well.
• Double‑check your application for spelling and accuracy before submitting.
• Submit all required documents before the deadline to avoid delays or rejection.
• If you’re an international student, prepare documents for a student visa and proof of finances early.
• Keep track of your application status through the university’s online portal and respond promptly to any requests.