From graduate internships to innovative client-based projects through our Student Consulting Lab, we offer a variety of ways that you can benefit from our students’ initiative and drive. Through recruiting and hiring, join a diverse range of employers gaining from the expertise and exceptional talent of our graduates. Evans School students and graduates are available for a variety of employment opportunities, including full-time work, full-time/micro internships, part-time employment, and research or consulting projects.
POST A JOB
Advertise a job, internship or research opportunity to the Evans School community
RECRUITING AT EVANS
See this downloadable resource for everything you need to know about hiring Evans, including recruiting key dates and timelines, hiring guidelines, and next steps for you in the process.
Digital Hiring Toolkit
How to approach a creative and impactful, yet budget-friendly, way to keep critical projects moving forward.
Guidance from the UW Career & Internship Center on best practices for offering internships in a virtual format.
Advice to support managers in crafting feedback to enhance the experiential learning and positive impact of interns in your office.
Guidance around crafting a positive and impactful internship experience from the very beginning.
Download a template designed to help you craft a compelling internship advertisement.
Learn how to effectively leverage the online database used by the Evans School community for exclusive job and internship postings.
University of Washington Resources
Learn more about the legal process to easily hire from the pool of incredibly talented international students at the Evans School.
Nonprofit and Public agencies may be interested in stretching budget dollars by hiring students in the federal workstudy program. Learn from the UW Office of Financial Aid how to navigate this process as an off-campus employer.
Learn more about the legal process to easily hire from the pool of incredibly talented international students at the Evans School.
We know that sometimes you may need assistance that is outside the expertise of Evans School candidates. See how to recruit from other departments at the University of Washington here.