URJobs (temporary staff)
Find paid, flexible and part-time job roles on the university campus.
Find paid, flexible and part-time job roles on the university campus.

Looking for flexible, paid work at the University of Roehampton?
URJobs connects you with a range of temporary and part-time roles across the University. Whether you want to earn alongside your studies, build your experience, develop new skills or find flexible work that fits around other commitments, there are opportunities across a variety of teams and departments.
For Roehampton students, URJobs offers a convenient way to earn money and gain experience alongside your studies.
Roles are often designed with student schedules in mind, and working on campus means you can fit shifts around lectures while avoiding an additional commute.
Opportunities can include:
Depending on the role, you could welcome visitors at Open Days, support academic research, help deliver events, contribute to marketing and communications, or assist teams across the University.
These opportunities can help you build skills in areas such as communication, teamwork, organisation and customer service, while giving you valuable experience for future placements, internships and graduate roles.
URJobs also offers flexible temporary work for non-students, making it a great option for anyone looking for part-time, short-term or occasional work.
Roles can include:
You can browse current URJobs vacancies online and apply directly for the roles that interest you.
Each vacancy will include details about the role and how to apply. As part of your application, you may be asked to provide information about yourself, upload your CV and covering letter, and complete any other details required for the position.
If your application is shortlisted, you may then be invited to meet with the recruiting manager.
To view URJobs opportunities only, simply select the URJobs checkbox when searching vacancies.
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