Interested in working on campus while you attend UNM? Look for a student employment or work-study job!

The Honors College offers various scholarships to honors students. Awards include the Braidwood Honors STEM Scholarship, Veterans Initiative Scholarship, and funds for conference travel.

UNM’s Scholarships Office provides tons of information about first-year, transfer, international, and tribal scholarship opportunities.

Looking for a job off campus? Community organizations are looking for work-study and student employees!

Emergency funds for honors students. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis in Fall and Spring.

College of Education and Human Sciences (COEHS) students can apply for up to $1,000 in emergency aid.

The College of Education and Human Sciences (COEHS) offers more than 80 scholarships for students in COEHS programs.

The College of Arts & Sciences offers a variety of scholarships for students seeking degrees within A&S.

Students in the Anderson School of Management (ASM) can request up to $500 in emergency aid for unexpected emergencies.

Housed in the Dean of Students Office, the Social Work Intern Program offers a range of bilingual, non-clinical, services addressing basic needs, case management, and resource referral.

Located in the Dean of Students Office, the Center for Financial Capability is here to help alleviate financial stress by helping students overcome financial barriers. The Center for Financial Capability is a financial wellness resource offering one-on-one consultations for students.

Need money quickly for rent, a car repair, an unexpected medical bill, or other emergencies? Short-Term Loans can be a resource for Lobos in need of funds to cover these basic needs and emergency expenses.

The "Private Scholarships" page on the American Indian Student Services (AISS) website at UNM offers a curated list of scholarship opportunities for students. It provides various scholarship programs, including those specifically for Native American students and broader private funding options available to all students

This webpage provides information on grants and scholarships available through the Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA) at the University of New Mexico. It outlines the types of funding opportunities, eligibility criteria, and application procedures to help graduate and professional students secure financial support for their academic pursuits.

The College Enrichment Program (CEP) FAFSA page at UNM provides information on events designed to help students complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). It includes details about workshops, one-on-one assistance, and other resources available to support students in the financial aid process. The page aims to guide students through each step of FAFSA submission and ensure they access all available aid opportunities.

Emergency scholarship funding available to support students who can demonstrate financial need for the current semester.

Available September, November, February, and April from the 1st - 10th, this scholarship is to support emergency needs for students.

On this webpage, you'll find information about various scholarships available to University of New Mexico students, including details on eligibility requirements and application processes. It serves as a resource to help students explore financial aid options and connect with opportunities to fund their education.

The African American Student Services scholarship page at UNM offers information on various funding opportunities, including general scholarships, conference assistance, and specific awards like the Trajuan Briggs Community Impact Scholarship. It provides details on eligibility requirements, application procedures, and deadlines for each scholarship. Additionally, the page highlights funding aimed at supporting leadership, community engagement, and mental health awareness.