Graduate Assistantships

Nestled in the heart of South Florida's vibrant coastal region, Nova Southeastern University offers a unique blend of academic excellence and an unparalleled living experience. Our graduate assistantships provide the perfect opportunity to pursue your academic aspirations while immersing yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of South Florida.

Gain valuable professional experience while enjoying the countless benefits of living in this tropical paradise. Our campus is conveniently located near the Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport, and pristine beaches are just a short drive away. Here are just a few of the reasons why you should choose NSU for your graduate assistantship:

Embark on your journey to academic success and personal growth at NSU. Apply for a graduate assistantship at NSU today and start your transformative experience!

Graduate Assistant Positions and Job Descriptions

The Division of Student Affairs and the College of Undergraduate Studies are comprised of 23 departments and offer approximately 35 graduate assistantship positions. Note: Positions may become unavailable at any time.

Graduate Assistantship Packages

There are two graduate assistantship packages available within the Division of Student Affairs and the College of Undergraduate Studies.

Apply for a Graduate Assistantship

The application for the 2024-2025 academic year has closed. The application for the 2025-2026 academic year will reopen in October 2024.

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. Only CSA applicants will be considered for graduate assistantship positions. All applicants must:

Once a candidate has applied to the M.S. in College Student Affairs program and the application has been confirmed, an NSU Student Affairs representative will reach out.

We will be hosting in-person interviews in January (date TBD). After their interview, candidates will fill out a preference form and receive their assistantship match before signing an agreement.

Practicum Requirement

Graduate assistants in the Master of Science in College Student Affairs program must complete two semesters of practicum. S tudents are required to do two practicums, one during the s ummer between their first and second year and the other in the fall semester of their second year.

Past practicum locations have included:

“ From my vantage point, there is nothing more rewarding than working on a college campus. A college education plays such a significant role in one's life, whether they are the traditional age college student or the non-traditional student returning after some 'life experience.' "

-Dr. Brad A. Williams, Senior Vice President, Enrollment Management and Student Affairs