Find out more about the range of work experience we offer in ISG, and how you can apply for jobs via Unitemps. What type of work can I do in ISG? We offer a range of work experience opportunities for University of Edinburgh students, including part-time jobs throughout the year, full-time jobs during vacation periods, short term casual work, and internships such as our popular summer internship programme. This year we have a massive 55 paid summer internships available for undergraduate students who are not in their final year of study. Get creative with the Colouring Book Designer Internship, delve into the mysteries of AI with the Chat GPT and Open AI Internship, or fine tune your cinematography skills with our Media Studio Production Internship! All summer internships are paid at at least £11.18 per hour, plus additional holiday pay! You will also be eligible for the presitigous Edinburgh Award - which is a formal record on your academic trasncript that celebrates your commitment to gaining work experience alongside your studies. Applications close on the 19th of March - so apply today! Apply Now! Worried about applying? Don't know if you have the right experience? Don't worry - our special free CV tips sessions will help you craft the perfect application for your summer internship. Sign up for a session now! CV Tips Workshops Am I eligible? Any currently matriculated student at the University of Edinburgh can apply for student jobs in ISG. Students of all degree levels are eligible (undergraduates, postgraduates and PhD students). There are no restrictions on the number of ISG student jobs you apply for, or how many previous employment opportunities you have completed with us. How many hours can I work? We offer employment opportunities in line with the University's policy on student working hours: 15 hours per week for full-time undergraduate students (increasing to 35 hours per week during vacation periods). 15 hours per week for full-time, on-campus postgraduate taught students (this will depend on your course - speak to your course leader if you are unsure). 9 hours per week on average across the academic year for full-time postgraduate research students. The University does not have a formal limit on the number of hours it will employ part-time students. Working hours for part-time students will be addressed on a case by case basis. Student Visas The number of hours you can work will also be dictated by your student visa if you have one. This will normally be 20 hours per week during term time for Tier 4 and Student Visas. Further information: Combining Work and Study Guidance on part time work The average 9-hour limit for postgraduate research student Working in the UK during studies (including Tier 4 students) How can I apply for jobs? Follow our Instagram to keep up-to date with upcoming positions: Unitemps Instagram View our current opportunities: View Our Current Opportunities Or if you have a specific inquiry, please email us and someone from the team will be in touch with you for an informal discussion. Email Us This article was published on 2024-10-08
