UofL Career Fair July 17: Part-Time Jobs for Louisville Students
Published: June 15, 2026 | By LocalJobPage Team
Louisville, KY — Heading back to campus and need a paycheck to go with it? On Friday, July 17, the University of Louisville hosts a free career fair built around part-time jobs, connecting Cardinals with employers hiring across the city right as the fall semester gets going.
Free to attend, focused on part-time work, and timed for the start of classes when students are looking and employers are hiring.
What is happening July 17
The U of L career fair brings part-time employers to campus, with more than a thousand students expected to come through during the first week of classes. It is a fast, friendly way to line up flexible work that fits around a class schedule, from on-campus roles to jobs with local businesses near the Belknap campus and beyond.
Why a part-time fair is worth your time
Part-time work is about more than spending money. It builds your resume, gives you references, and can grow into something bigger after graduation. Employers who hire students often value reliability and flexibility over experience, which makes these roles a smart on-ramp for first-time and returning workers alike.
How to make it count
Bring several printed resumes, dress a notch above casual, and have a quick pitch ready about your availability and what you are looking for. Be upfront about your class schedule, since flexibility is exactly what these employers need. Scan the employer list, hit your top targets first, and get a next step before you leave.
What it means for job seekers
Expect part-time openings in categories like:
- Part-time jobs in Louisville, KY
- Customer service jobs in Louisville, KY
- Retail jobs in Louisville, KY
- Food service jobs in Louisville, KY
- Warehouse jobs in Louisville, KY
Get a head start before July 17
Apply to a few part-time roles beforehand so you have options:
Job seekers can create a free account for Louisville job alerts so new roles come to you. Employers hiring students and part-timers can post jobs on LocalJobPage to reach local talent.
From the Belknap campus to the Highlands and downtown, Louisville employers want flexible, reliable workers. July 17 is a free way for students to find them.
