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Part-Time Work Opportunity

Part-Time Student Employment Program at Our University

Our University runs a Part-Time Student Employment Program to support our students' education and help them prepare for professional life. Through this program, our students take on roles in various administrative and academic units of the University, giving them the opportunity to earn an income, take on responsibility and gain work experience.
Purpose of the Program:
• To contribute to the social, cultural and academic development of our students,
• To develop skills in work discipline, teamwork and time management,
• To provide support in areas where university units need it,
• To help our students support themselves financially.
Areas of Work: In line with the needs of our University, part-time students may work in a range of units such as the Library, the Career Centre, the Health, Culture and Sports (SKS) Unit, the Financial Affairs Unit, the Corporate Communications Unit, the Directorate of Student Affairs, the Erasmus and International Relations Office, the Technology Transfer Office (TTO), the Solution Centre, the Graduate School and the Technopark. Students working in these units both contribute to our University and have the opportunity to develop professional and personal skills such as work discipline, communication and teamwork.
Working Conditions:
• Students may work a maximum of 15 hours per week and 60 hours per month.
• Working hours are arranged so as not to conflict with class schedules.
• Students are paid monthly for the hours they work.
Who Can Apply?
• Students holding active student status at our University,
• Who have no disciplinary penalties,
• And who apply with the required documents within the specified dates may join the program.
Application Process:
Applications are announced on our University's website at the beginning of each academic year. Students may join the program by completing the application form and submitting the required documents. Applications are assessed on the basis of academic achievement, financial need and the requirements of the relevant units.