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With more than 53,000<\/a> University of Michigan students enrolled for the fall 2025 semester, the range of student employment opportunities varies for each individual. Depending on their field of study, interests and connections, students at the University turn to diverse work-study positions or self-employment opportunities on and off campus.<\/p>\n For students seeking positions on or off campus, the University\u2019s Student Employment Office<\/a> provides listings of Federal Work-Study<\/a> and regular full- or part-time positions in and around Ann Arbor. In an email to The Michigan Daily, Sondra Fonville, SEO associate director of Strategic Initiatives & Partnerships, wrote how she supports students with jobs, citing research<\/a> on the benefits of time-management skills and networking opportunities for employed students.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u201cSome research suggests that students who work a moderate number of hours each week often develop strong time management skills that may benefit them academically,\u201d Fonville wrote. \u201cThey may also benefit from exposure to a variety of professional work environments.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Outside of University job listings, Fonville also wrote the likelihood of encountering opportunities online is high due to increased engagement and connections.\u00a0<\/p>\n