University of North Carolina Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I've worked for UNC Hospitals in the blood bank for a year and love it!"

"I have worked with UNC Charlotte for the past one year in different departments. There is a lot of learning and collaboration in the job. We discuss the different projects and the best practices. The supervisors are very friendly and helpful and they don't micro-manage. They let us innovate to come up with different solutions."

"Working as a Graduate Assistant in the Math Department. People here are very kind and helpful."

"The UNCC is growing school in NC and some professors in SIS department are really good at teaching and researching. Their GASP scholarship is also good that supports 5 year tuition for Ph.D. students. Depending on professor's research funds, some professors have a big research labs and many students."

"I was hired to devise a GRE prep class for undergraduate students. I developed presentations, Mailchimp messages, and curriculum. I was not given any legacy information, so it was my job to build it from scratch. They have been an extremely supportive employer and given me tons of latitude."

"The University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNC Charlotte) is currently (2019) an R2 institution (great balance between research and education). UNC Charlotte is located in the biggest city in North Carolina. The cultural scene is diverse and the city has a good cost of living. There are many work opportunities in the city, including some major banks. This often drives the salary of university employers up."

"UNCC is a great school for studying MS in Mechanical Engineering with the FE research."

What do you like about working at University of North Carolina?

"I like the environment and friendly atmosphere and the freedom to pursue my own goals."

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

"Talk to people working at the university and get plenty feedback."

What don't you like about working at University of North Carolina?

"The university has a low pay scale, which is not particularly rewarding."

"I have worked at this part-time job since my first year and have enjoyed it. I did not work so much that I could not focus on my school work, but at the same time, I was able to earn enough money to buy groceries and a bit of profit."

"I have worked at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte for 1.75 years as a Graduate Research Assistant and have been treated very well. My professor/supervisor has provided research for a graduate fellowship at which I received full tuition coverage as well as an extremely fair monthly stipend."

"I've worked for UNC since 2006. As a state employee, the benefits are pretty decent and the stability has been outstanding, even through the recession. About 10,000 employees work there."

"I've worked at UNC Charlotte as a Research Assistant and I am pleased to say that it is one of the best places for research. People don't micromanage instead, give you the freedom to work and be at your best which is exactly what one needs."

"I've been a part of a research team in the electromechanical energy conversion lab for a project funded by the NC Coastal Studies Institute."

"I've worked under a Prof.Mohammad Shehab as a Research Assistant for 6 months. This experience helped me a lot in enhancing my development skills."