Forham University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I adore working with my team, there’s a very collaborative environment within the university. The work-life balance is very good as well, though we are no longer able to work remotely full-time which is disappointing. Still, for those who don’t mind this, it’s a great place to work, and would recommend it to almost anyone."

"Fordham University is a good company to start up and work for. As the liaison between the IT and Visual Arts Department, there are always opportunities to learn new skills and interact with very creative people. Faculty and staff are kind, generous and a lot of fun to interact with. I will always be thankful to have been able to work for Fordham."

"Fordham UISO office is an innovative area full and there is a lot to learn"

"I have been working as research assistant for over half year. It is a wonderful experience, since I really learn a lot from my professor."

"It was a great experience working with my professor creating a new program that targeted Chinese students."

"Work Study position"

What do you like about working at Forham University?

"Love the atmosphere and team I worked with."

What don't you like about working at Forham University?

"It was a temporary position."

"It was a college job."

What do you like about working at Forham University?

"It was a nice open environment where ideas could flow between individuals."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Network with the people there. That is most important for advancement."

What don't you like about working at Forham University?

"The hours I could work declined at the end."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I would use more open source software because they could save a lot of money that way."

"Tutoring high school students in chemistry and mathematics."

What do you like about working at Forham University?

"Helping other students attain their goals in term of getting good grades in areas of science and mathematics. Tutoring allows students to realize their actual potential in certain subjects that they thought they could never grasp."