This application is for students who have applied in the past but did not obtain a position. New applicants should not complete this application. If you already have a Federal Work-Study position from the Fall 2025/Spring 2026 semester, you do not need to reapply unless you are seeking a new position or were terminated during the semester.
Students MUST apply using their mymail.barry.edu email address.
Positions are available to work-study students in a variety of departments. Human Resources will place work-study students in positions that match their areas of interest and/or career goals based on availability. Students in the Work-Study Program will have the opportunity to develop their skills, abilities, and workplace competencies to better prepare them for entrance into the workforce and lifelong career management.
A Barry University student who has been awarded Federal Work-Study funding for the current academic year.
Scheduled Weekly Hours:
10Current Barry University student, who is eligible for or has been awarded Federal Work Study for the current academic year.Barry University is an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to a diverse and inclusive work environment.
Skills Required
- Be a Barry University student awarded Federal Work-Study for the current academic year
- Returning applicants only (applied previously but did not obtain a position)
- Apply using your mymail.barry.edu email address
- If currently holding a Fall 2025/Spring 2026 Federal Work-Study position, reapply only if seeking a new position or were terminated
- Scheduled weekly hours: 10
What We Do
Barry University is a private Catholic institution of higher education in Miami Shores, Florida. Founded by the Adrian Dominican Sisters, it offers undergraduate, graduate, professional, doctoral, and continuing-education programs grounded in the liberal arts tradition. Its academic areas include arts and sciences, business, education, social work, communication, nursing, medical sciences, theology, and law, with a mission emphasizing learning, reflection, service, and social justice.
