On-Campus Jobs Available:

What is work Study? Work study is a federally funded program that gives eligible MSU students the opportunity to earn money through part-time jobs. All jobs on campus are considered work study but not all jobs require you to be work study eligible. To learn more about work study click here. How do I know if I am work study eligible? Contact the Financial Aid Office. 

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Chick-Fil-A is filled for the semester but check back before Spring Semester! Learn more about the jobs and applyclick here

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Bookstore is hiring! Work study eligible are welcome, some weekends and game days are required to work. To learn more about the jobs and apply click here

Child Care: Closed/Full for Fall semester. Click here  to learn more and they will be looking for workers for the spring once students can register for classes for the spring semester. 

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Looking for opportunities in undergraduate research?

Montana State University has a wealth of opportunities in research for our undergraduate students. If you are wanting to learn more about these opportunities and the steps to take, visit the Undergraduate Roadmap to Research page to get started! Undergraduate research positions are also posted on Hire-A-Bobcat powered by Handshake in the collections tab under Undergraduate Research. 

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Volunteer opportunity!

Prep the Student Week: Sept 15th- Sept 26th

Career Fair Week: Sept 15th - Oct. 3rd

Help us create an amazing experience for students and employers!

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Department of Animal and Range Sciences are looking to hire work-study students interested in research.

Application screening will begin on October 15, 2025. However, applications will

continue to be accepted until an adequate applicant is established.

This position would be best suited for:

•Undergraduate students in Animal Sciences, Range Sciences, or related

fields.

•Students with experience managing or feeding cattle, ruminal collection, in

vitro incubations, and rangeland management are appreciated but not

mandatory.

•Interest in animal production, particularly in beef cattle, as well as in

rangeland production.

•Enthusiasm for learning research techniques and lab protocols.

•Interest in publishing scientific publications.

Brief Position Overview: As member of the Ruminant Nutrition Lab, the selected undergraduate students

will:

•Participate in and support research efforts, projects, and research initiatives.

•Provide labor support by assisting with field work, collection, laboratory

protocols and analysis of research results.

•Learn several research techniques, data entry, statistical analysis, and

scientific writing; and

•Potentially will be able to present data at a National Conference.

Duties and Responsibilities

•Collection of ruminal fluid

•Sampling and processing of plants and forages

•Assisting in-vitro batch culture incubations•Supporting sample processing at the laboratory

•Supporting data entry and analysis

•Planting and maintaining experimental legume and grass plots

Salary: This is a work-study position. MSU’s Financial Aid Office will assist the

student in determining the pay rate.

Interested? Contact Dr. Wilmer Cuervo at (406) 994-5563 or wilmer.cuervovivas@montana.edu 

Undergraduate Administrative Assistant with Montana State University Food Product Development Lab

Work Study Students only – call financial aid to find out if you are Work Study Eligible

Description:

This role is a work-study position with the Montana State University Food Product Development Lab that is curated for an undergraduate student who can take on various administrative tasks, also preferably is currently enrolled in a food and nutrition, agriculture, or hospitality-related major. Responsibilities of this role include aiding the culinary team in emailing and scheduling industry project clients, as well as doing nutritional calculations, and hands-on kitchen trials. It also may include aiding in social media posting and content creation. This role requires, on average, 5-10 hours per week.

Responsibilities:

  1. Send and respond to emails regarding scheduling and new client applications
  2. Update project progress spreadsheet as needed
  3. Aid in social media posting/content creation
  4. Collaborate with the culinary team to calculate nutritional values 
  5. Research nutrition-related content according to industry project needs (such as meeting the USDA school meal standards)
  6. Communicate with the Food Product Development team via in-person meetings, Microsoft Teams and Outlook.

Qualifications:

  1. Undergraduate Standing (part- or full-time)
  2. Well-versed in email etiquette and professional communication
  3. Ability and interest in helping with social media content and posting
  4. Ability to calculate basic nutritional values and support recipe reformulation to meet certain nutrient requirements
  5. Proficient at Microsoft Word and Excel
  6. Preferably, currently enrolled in either Dietetics or Nutrition Science, agriculture, hospitality, or related fields

Pay rate: 17-21/h

To apply please send resume over to: wanyuan.kuo@montana.edu

 

Still need help? Email our Bobcast Student Employment team and schedule an appointment atstudentemployment@montana.edu