Put your talents to work for you and for us. We’re looking for collaborative, dynamic, energetic people who share Franklin's Core Values of integrity, respect, opportunity, learning, and excellence while helping us meet the educational needs of working adults.
Explore job openings and career opportunities at Franklin University now.
The Franklin University premium compensation and benefits package underscores our dedication to providing benefits that are as outstanding as our people.
Benefits include:
If you would like to submit a general employment application to be kept on file at Franklin University for one year, please select the position category(ies) of interest to you.
Complete the Faculty/Adjunct Employment Application and attach curriculum vitae or résumé with application. This application format allows you to expound on your specific skills and experience.
Apply for any full-time or part-time staff positions.
Student positions are part time – 20 hours a week or fewer– and open to Franklin University students only.
The Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program provides part-time employment for students who demonstrate financial need and meet certain eligibility requirements, allowing them to earn money to help pay for educational expenses.
Only Franklin University students who have been awarded Work-Study as part of your financial aid are eligible to apply for Work-Study positions.
As a Work-Study student, you can work on campus with faculty and staff or in the community as part of an outreach program, and earn at least the current federal minimum wage. Your FWS earnings are considered taxable income.
Tutor positions are 20 hours per week and require evening and Saturday availability. Submit résumé to tutoring@starrhinestonetemplates.com. Specify subject area of interest: Accounting/Finance, Computer Literacy/Computer Science, Math, and/or Writing.
Franklin University is committed to providing a safe workplace and learning environment for all employees, students, and visitors, as well as committed to protecting University property and operations. It is the intent of the University to ensure a safe and secure environment by conducting criminal background checks on all individuals who have received an offer of employment with the University, and to comply with all relevant state, federal and local laws governing employment and background screening in its administration of this policy.
To view our pre-employment screening policy, please click here.
As a private, nonprofit institution founded in 1902 in Columbus, Ohio, Franklin serves the needs of adult students who have the ambition to continue their education in combination with other responsibilities.
Today, Franklin is one of Ohio’s largest private universities with nearly 45,000 alumni across the country and around the world, serving the communities in which they live and work.
As an accredited, student-centered leader in online learning, Franklin University offers respected, in-demand undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Our classes are taught online and at numerous Midwest university locations, and our MBA has broad international reach.
Franklin University is committed to providing an excellent education in a safe, secure environment. Should you have any questions regarding security and/or inquiries concerning on-campus offenses, Franklin University's Annual Security Report is available in hard copy by contacting the Department of Safety and Security Services or by accessing it through the website. This report includes campus safety policies and statistics for the previous three years for reported crimes that occurred on campus; in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by Franklin University; and on property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from, the campus. Offenses listed include liquor law violations, burglary, motor vehicle theft, robbery, aggravated assault and other matters.
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