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Searching jobs on campusBRIDGE

The university's own job board, walked through screen by screen: signing in, which board you get, and how to search it.

Sources last verified September 30, 2026

Open campusBRIDGE

Before you start3

  • Your CCID and password, plus your two-factor method, because campusBRIDGE goes through the university's Duo sign-in.

  • A resume saved as a PDF.

  • Some postings also ask for a cover letter, a transcript, or a references list.

Which board you get2

  • All U of A students and alumni

    Student & Alumni Job Board

    The main board. Part-time and summer student jobs, internships, work experience, and new-graduate roles, filtered by area of study.

  • Master's and PhD students only

    Graduate Student Internship Program (GSIP)

    Paid internships with private, public, and not-for-profit employers. Undergraduates will not see this board.

Step by step5

From the sign-in screen to an application, with what each screen looks like.

  1. Step 1: Sign in as a student

    Go to campusbridge.ualberta.ca. The login page asks which kind of account you have, so choose Students. That hands you to the usual University of Alberta sign-in, where you enter your CCID and password and confirm with two-factor authentication.

    Tip. Alumni, employers and staff each have their own account type on this page. While you are still registered, you are a Student. Picking the wrong one sends you to a login that will not accept your CCID.

    The campusBRIDGE login page listing account types, with Students at the top of the list. (open full size)

  2. Step 2: Find your board in the left sidebar

    After signing in you land on the dashboard. Everything you need is in the dark sidebar on the left: Student & Alumni Job Board for the main listings, and Graduate Student Internship Program (GSIP) below it if you are a graduate student. Click a heading to expand it, then choose the Job Postings item underneath.

    Tip. The same sidebar carries Career Events & Workshops, Career Centre Appointments, and an Engineering and Engineering Co-op section. The dashboard's right column lists upcoming workshops, which are worth a look while you are here.

    The campusBRIDGE dashboard, with the left sidebar showing Student and Alumni Job Board and the GSIP section. (open full size)

  3. Step 3: Filter the Student & Alumni postings

    The postings page opens on an overview with four filters: Area of Study, Sub-Area of Study, Keyword, and Location. Pick an area, add a keyword if you have one, and press Search. The Quick Searches panel underneath is the fastest way in: Postings added in the last 10 days shows you what is new without setting any filters at all.

    Tip. Do not search only for "internship". The same kind of role gets posted as summer student, research assistant, co-op student, student assistant, or work experience. Run several searches with different words rather than trusting one.

    The Student and Alumni Job Postings overview showing the Area of Study, Sub-Area, Keyword and Location filters with the Quick Searches panel below. (open full size)

  4. Step 4: Graduate students: check GSIP too

    If you are a master's or PhD student, open GSIP Job Postings as well. It works a little differently: View all available postings lists everything at once, and Job Search lets you narrow it down. There is also a Search Posting box for looking up a specific job ID someone has sent you.

    Tip. GSIP is a separate board with its own postings, documents, and applications. Anything you uploaded on the Student & Alumni side does not automatically carry over.

    The GSIP Job Postings page with View all available postings and Job Search buttons. (open full size)

  5. Step 5: Work the results, then apply

    Results come back as a sortable table: job title, organization, division, closing term, and an ID. View opens the full posting; Favourite saves it for later. Before you apply, read the posting for the deadline, the eligibility rules, the hours, and exactly which documents are wanted, then upload them under Documents and submit. Stay on the page until you see a confirmation.

    Tip. Check your work permit before you apply. On-campus work, off-campus work, and Co-op or internship placements have different rules for study permit holders, and a placement usually needs its own work permit.

    A campusBRIDGE search results table showing job titles, organizations and View buttons, with quick filters above. (open full size)

Other places to look3

Not every student job is on campusBRIDGE.

  • University of Alberta Careers

    Official

    Every job posted by U of A departments and units, including the ones students are eligible for. No login needed to browse.

  • UASU Opportunities

    Official

    Student-friendly roles with the University of Alberta Students' Union.

  • Your faculty or department

    Research assistantships, teaching support, and program-specific roles are often advertised locally rather than on a central board, so ask your department administrator or check its website.

About these screenshots

Screenshots were captured from a signed-in student account on August 29, 2026, with personal details replaced. campusBRIDGE changes its interface from time to time, so treat the labels as a guide rather than an exact match.