University of North Texas Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I am a master student and graduated in Dec. 2014 from University of North Texas. During my 2-year research experience, I developed an iOS app, TravelSurvey, and published at App Store for the purpose of data collection."

"I worked at UNT for 4 years in MTSE Dept. This department is awesome."

"UNT is a job oriented educational institution that provides good training in many fields. Since it is a State of Texas school, tuition is reasonable. It is a great place to retire at."

"University of North Texas is a great place to study, learn and grow professionally."

"Good place to work... no work pressure and good job where you get time for completing your assignments, and good pay for what we do, which is a great deal."

"A very good place to work at, with friendly staff and a good working environment. Supervisors are understanding and helpful. There is also sufficient information to aid in doing the tasks that have been assigned to you."

"not applicable, thank you"

"Decent work atmosphere. Not a whole lot of work load."

"It was a good experience working at University of North Texas."

"Very nice environment and good team."

"Great place to work. Enjoy the work environment."

"I have worked as a graduate teaching assistant in UNT for over a year and I have had one of the most amazing experiences in the university via this job. I got to show my leadership skills by taking on classes, solving problems for the students, and even arranging presentations, seminars, and meetings for the class. I have had my communication skill go from a 7 to 9 in the span of a year due to the continuous interaction with my professor, almost 100+ students in one class, and with my supervisor."

"I have worked at UNT for a year and a half and enjoyed the benefits and the job itself. I learned a lot in to position and would recommend it to anyone wanting to learn more about internal audit. It was a great learning experience."

"I joined the Thomas Cundari group at the University of North Texas after graduating from UCLA with a biochemistry degree. Dr. Cundari is a very helpful and intelligent research advisor. Not only is he an expert in his research area, he is amazing at mentoring students to be independent scientists."