  These lectures contain an introduction to the search for supersymmetry at
hadron colliders. The Tevatron is one of high-energy physics most sophisticated
tools. The high center-of-mass energy of its proton-antiproton collisions makes
it an ideal place to search for physics beyond the Standard Model, such as
supersymmetry. Two experiments, CDF and D\O, completed a long data taking
period in summer of 1995, yielding over $100 p b^{-1}$ of proton-- antiproton
interactions. The data recorded by the experiments are still being analysed.
The lectures outline the strategies in the search for supersymmetry at the
Tevatron and examine the major analyses in detail. Results obtained by the two
experiments are included where available.
