Employment

Let us connect you to an on-campus job, research opportunity, or career pathway.

Detroit At Work: Register with Detroit at Work for job and training opportunities, then visit a Career Center to find a job or sign up for training.

Federal Work-Study: A federal work-study award is offered to students with financial need who may contribute toward their educational expenses by working part time. Apply to work on campus to supplement the cost of your education.

Handshake through WSU Career Services: WSU Career Services invites WSU Students to activate their already existing Handshake account by logging in. Discover new career paths, find amazing jobs and internships, connect with great companies and non-profits.

Resume building through the Detroit Public Library: Get one-on-one help with resumes, job applications, and career research. Visit a Technology, Literacy, and Career Center at Main and Parkman Libraries.

WSU Career Services: Offers employment information, career workshops, and cooperative education programs.

WSU Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP): UROP invites students from disciplines across the university hard sciences, social sciences, performing arts and humanities to participate in undergraduate research. Undergraduate research puts theory into practice as you work on projects and are mentored by full-time faculty who are leaders in their field.