Where Dedicated Professionals Drive Results
State-of-the-art facilities, unmatched spirit and personalized training programs are just the beginning. Once employed, Clemson University faculty, staff and student employees are immediately connected to a community of researchers, problem-solvers and mentors who look forward to collaborating to realize each other’s goals and move Clemson forward.
Benefits of Working at Clemson
Professional Development
Professional development is personalized for Clemson University employees. Through Tiger Training, each employee is provided with specialized courses to promote growth in their position. In addition to University training courses, Clemson employees are encouraged to pursue their goals with access to special events and regular performance meetings in accordance with Clemson Elevate.
Tuition Assistance
The Clemson University Tuition Assistance Program empowers eligible faculty and staff members to earn as many as six college credits per semester at no cost or a reduced cost.
Child Care
Top-tier child care services provided by Bright Horizons are available to Clemson University faculty, staff and graduate students on campus in a newly-built facility.
Clemson Faculty and Staff Experience
“I have the opportunity to work with students and alumni volunteers every day, our newest members of the Clemson Family and those who have been Tigers for decades. Each person I meet and story I hear makes me proud to work for a University that provides unique experiences for folks in and out of the classroom.”
Aly Friend,director of engagement,Clemson Alumni Association
“The most important factor that has helped me to do my research here is the outstanding graduate students I’ve been able to recruit and the tremendous support we’ve had through the Creative Inquiry program to support more than 100 students who have now contributed to our research in the Florida Keys. That’s a great opportunity that I’ve had here at Clemson.”
Michael Childress,associate professor in forestry and environment conservationDepartment of Biological Sciences