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The Work Experience

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Finding a job can be a daunting task. The SEO is here to make it easier for you. View student job profiles to learn more about the types of part-time employment opportunities that will meet your goals.

Employers & Faculty

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The Student Employment Office welcomes all employers who are seeking to hire Harvard student workers.

Post a Job

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Create an Employer Account Point your web browser to http://seo.harvard.edu/jobs-database and click on the Employer link. Click Sign Up or Sign Up and Post Job. Complete the registration form. Any fields marked * are required. When choosing Services check...

Federal Work Study

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The Federal Work Study Program (FWSP) is a federally-funded financial aid program available to US citizens and permanent residents. The goal of the program is to assist students with the cost of their college education by providing a subsidy to employers...

Student FWSP Eligibility

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Since Federal Work Study is part of the financial aid award, students and parents must complete the FAFSA form by the deadline specified by your particular school. Undergraduates will be notified whether they have qualified for FWSP by the Griffin Office...

Research Opportunities

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Many students pursue a research opportunity as their employment experience. There are many opportunities for undergraduates to pursue research projects – either independently or as a research assistant for a faculty member. Research positions may be...

Guidance for Graduates

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Graduate COVID-19 Updates The SEO is committed to connecting students with viable work opportunities throughout the academic year and summer. We continue to engage with many on and off-campus employers to keep our Jobs Database up to date with available...

Guidance for Faculty & Employers

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Resources for Employers Updated payrolling guidance for the summer and fall of 2021 (updated 6/11/2021): International The current guidance for employees working outside the U.S. has been extended for the summer and fall of 2021. Given that most students...