Student Employment

Source: https://gradschool.utexas.edu/funding/student-employment Parent: https://gradschool.utexas.edu/admissions

Academic Employment

Graduate students often seek academic employment opportunities through their departments or programs.

Non-Academic Employment

Non-academic employment opportunities exist both within the university and in the community.

Resident Tuition Entitlement

Non-Texas resident students employed in some positions may be eligible for the resident tuition entitlement.

Student Employment Resources

Conditions for Student Employment

Graduate students, whether in an academic or non-academic position, should be aware of conditions for student employment, from registration requirements to rules on allowable work hours.

Tuition Reduction Benefit

Students employed as teaching assistants (TAs), assistant instructors (AIs), and graduate research assistants (GRAs) are eligible for a tax-exempt Tuition Reduction Benefit related to their student academic employment.