Employment Opportunities
Full Time Employment
For the most up to date job listings please contact our Human Resources Department
Police Officers
We are not currently accepting applications for officers at this time, please check back here or our social media pages for our next opening.
Police Communication Technician (Dispatcher)
We are not currently accepting applications for Dispatchers, please check back here or on our social media pages for our next opening.
Student Employment
Campus Safety Patrol
The Campus Safety Patrol position consists of two separate assignments – a daytime Parking Enforcement assignment, and an evening Safety Patrol assignment. You can work both daytime and evening hours, and you must be able to work a minimum of 12 hours a week between all assignments. A uniform shirt will be provided, and you must have a current and valid Driver License. You must also pass a background check and integrity interview with the UNC PD in order to be considered for this position.
Safety Patrol
This position consists of three 6-hour shifts: 5pm – 11pm, 8pm – 2am, and 9pm – 3am, 7 days a week. The primary responsibilities of this assignment include: providing escorts for individuals around campus; identifying and communicating safety or criminal concerns to the Communications Center; assisting UNC Police patrol officers as requested; monitoring and patrolling campus properties and parking lots; performing low-level regulatory contacts (alcohol violations, etc); checking the security of buildings and doors; and other duties as assigned.
Communications Center
The UNC Police Department Communications Center employs students for part time dispatching. Applicants for this position must submit to both a criminal history check and a thorough background check.
Student dispatcher
The Communications Center is staffed 24 hours a day, and as such, this position has
various hours throughout the week. The primary responsibilities for this position
include: taking calls for police/fire/emergency medical services and relaying that
information to officers via radio; monitoring campus alarm system; entering call information
into the computer and tracking officers and calls received; and accessing state and
federal crime databases. This position can be demanding and difficult, and applicants
must be mature and motivated students who can work with little to no supervision once
out of training. Applicants must also have the ability to multitask and remain calm
in high-stress situations.
