Founded in 1870 and located in Fort Collins, Colorado, which has been ranked as one of the best places to live in America, Colorado State University - CSU accepted its first freshman class in 1879. Originally known as Colorado Agricultural College, the university now enrolls over 26,500 students and is a top research university considered one of America’s Best Colleges and Universities by U.S. News & World Report. With an excess of $300 million in annual research funding, Colorado State University provides research and learning opportunities in clean energy technologies, infectious diseases, environmental science, atmospheric science, biomedical technology, veterinary medicine, journalism, occupational therapy, construction management, and agriculture.

As an employer, Colorado State University seeks professionals eager to engage in profound learning experiences in and outside of the classroom to join its team. In the past, CSU has posted positions for part-time and remote jobs for both faculty and staff opportunities. Colorado State University's faculty helped implement the founding of the Peace Corps and continues to support Peace Corps volunteerism today, and CSU's Student Leadership, Involvement, and Community Engagement Office provides community service programs with participation from over 6,000 students.

Students at Colorado State University enjoy an active student life with over 400 organizations and honor societies and a wide range of educational opportunities from eight colleges on a 4,600-acre campus. Attracting 30% of all Colorado students pursuing degrees in engineering, math, science, and technology, CSU supports academic classroom experiences coupled with hands-on fieldwork.

Founded in 1870 and located in Fort Collins, Colorado, which has been ranked as one of the best places to live in America, Colorado State University - CSU accepted its first freshman class in 1879. Originally known as Colorado Agricultural College, the university now enrolls over 26,500 students and is a top research university considered one of America’s Best Colleges and Universities by U.S. News & World Report. With an excess of $300 million in annual research funding, Colorado State University provides research and learning opportunities in clean energy technologies, infectious diseases, environmental science, atmospheric science, biomedical technology, veterinary medicine, journalism, occupational therapy, construction management, and agriculture.

As an employer, Colorado State University seeks professionals eager to engage in profound learning experiences in and outside of the classroom to join its team. In the past, CSU has posted positions for part-time and remote jobs for both faculty and staff opportunities. Colorado State University's faculty helped implement the founding of the Peace Corps and continues to support Peace Corps volunteerism today, and CSU's Student Leadership, Involvement, and Community Engagement Office provides community service programs with participation from over 6,000 students.

Students at Colorado State University enjoy an active student life with over 400 organizations and honor societies and a wide range of educational opportunities from eight colleges on a 4,600-acre campus. Attracting 30% of all Colorado students pursuing degrees in engineering, math, science, and technology, CSU supports academic classroom experiences coupled with hands-on fieldwork.