Jobs at Herts

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Work with purpose. Grow with Herts.

We are proud to have such a dynamic staff community that is deeply committed to driving our organisation’s vision for growth and impact.

The University of Hertfordshire is a forward-looking institution where ideas turn into action. Whether it’s through teaching, research or enterprise, our focus is on progress and impact. We don’t just talk about change, we make it happen for our students, our community and our partners across the world.

Our strength is our people. We are more than 3,000 colleagues from a wide range of backgrounds, each bringing ideas and experience.

Careers at Herts don’t follow a single path, we support our community to grow. With professional development, leadership opportunities and flexible working options, you’ll have the freedom to shape your future. Wellbeing matters to us too, we want you to feel supported, confident and able to do your best work.

If you’re looking for a university that’s ambitious and people-focused, you’ll find your place at Herts.

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Making your application

Find quick answers to common questions about applying for a role at Herts, from submitting your application and preparing for interview, to right-to-work checks and support during the process.

All applications are submitted online through our jobs portal. Each vacancy includes a link where you can create an account, complete the application form, and upload supporting documents.

No, we don’t accept CVs on their own. You'll need to complete the online application form, but you can attach your CV as supporting information.

To ensure fairness, we remove personal details from applications before shortlisting. This means decisions are based only on skills and experience.

You’ll receive a confirmation email. If shortlisted, we’ll contact you by email or phone to arrange an interview. 

Yes. We are a Disability Confident Employer and offer adjustments throughout the recruitment process. You can request support on your application form. 

Offers are subject to right-to-work checks, references and proof of qualifications. Some roles also require DBS clearance. 

Yes. Interviewed candidates can request feedback from the recruiting panel to support future applications. 

You can email the recruitment team for support or technical help with the portal.

Yes. We have a welcoming, diverse community and can offer practical guidance to help you settle in – covering accommodation, banking, childcare and faith support.

Please note, the University can only sponsor a work visa in exceptional cases. For questions about eligibility or relocation, please email us.