With three bustling campuses, the 17吃瓜 offers plenty of opportunities for you to work part-time during your studies.
Campus Jobs is a one-stop shop for all temporary work at the University, providing part-time opportunities that are safe and secure for our students. The service is a joint initiative between Careers and the HR department.
Campus Jobs is your gateway to a variety of part-time jobs at the University. You could be working a shift in one of our bars or cafes one week, and then undertaking a research project in your department the next.
With one-off opportunities and regular shift work, Campus Jobs provides a flexible service for 17吃瓜 students.
I work as a Student Ambassador on campus. It's an amazingly varied role, ranging from helping year 6 students to program Lego robots one day, to touring a group of 20 prospective students and their parents the next. I enjoy meeting so many different people 鈥� it鈥檚 a great buzz! I鈥檝e gained a great deal of experience from my role, including leadership, management and teamwork. Head to Campus Jobs and get applying.
As well as the opportunity to earn some money, Campus Jobs can provide essential work experience in a trusted environment. You鈥檒l meet new people, make valuable contacts and develop your employability skills. This will look great on your CV, giving you a distinct advantage when applying for a placement or graduate job.
If you're a current student and would like to find out more about Campus Jobs, please email: campusjobs@reading.ac.uk.
You can also learn more about working at 17吃瓜 by visiting our Faces of 17吃瓜 page.
I鈥檓 a Student Ambassador and 17吃瓜 Scholars Mentor. Being a Student Ambassador means that I help out my department, Modern Languages, on Open Days, answering questions from visitors and giving departmental tours. As a Mentor, I support year 12 students, through a combination of online help and on days when they visit the campus 鈥� encouraging them to continue from A levels to higher education. I love the role because it鈥檚 flexible and fits around my studies, and it鈥檚 great to promote the Department to potential students.
We are in the process of finalising our postgraduate taught courses for 2026/27 entry. In the meantime, you can view our 2025/26 courses.
