Part Time

No, getting part-time jobs while studying at Akademie Wurth Business School may not be easy for all students. While international students in Germany are allowed to work up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year, the availability of part-time job opportunities can vary significantly. Moreover, there may be competition for places, especially in the more popular sectors. As a result, while some students find part-time employment with ease, others will find that searching for suitable employment proves quite difficult to balance with studies. Prospective students are advised to research the local job market and look at their own set of skills and language abilities in considering the likelihood of obtaining part-time work.

Yes, getting part time jobs easy while studying at Warsaw University of Technology Business School. The university has the Career Advisory program created in collaboration with Career Angels,  an international boutique career and HR advisory firm. The Career Angels team consists of experienced consultants with a minimum of 10 years of experience in HR, recruitment, career advisory, and coaching operating in TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications), legal, energy, leisure, public, consumer goods, FMCG, pharmaceutical, banking, financial, insurance, industrial, real estate, construction, B2B, logistics, and consulting.On average any student can earn in between 2.7-4.5 EUR* per hour . 

Yes, its considered easy to get a part-time job while studying at Thunderbird School of Global Management, as there are a lot of part-time job listings in the area, which go from flexible sales jobs to web design work and babysitting. To be more precise, there is huge potential for students to make some extra money to balance out their studies. Further, the availability of remote job opportunities lends further support to the possibility of opting for part-time jobs. However, individual factors such as relevant experience and how competitive one is in the job market will dictate how easily one is able to get these positions. In general, even though part-time job opportunities can be found, students may have to search for jobs and apply to find those that correspond well to their schedule and skills.

The opportunities of getting a part-time job while studying at MIT can be large. There are a lot of on-campus employment opportunities available including research positions, teaching assistant roles, and administrative jobs. The Student Employment Office is a great resource for finding these positions. Most of the students work during the academic year, earning an estimated $1,700 a term for 6–8 hours of work a week. The minimum wage is $15 an hour.There are numerous opportunities off-campus in the Cambridge and Greater Boston area in tech startups, research labs, and other industries related to their field of study. Many job opportunities come through networking with professors, informal mentorships, and class projects. However note, in addition to the 20-hour work limit, international graduate students are not eligible to work at all during any semester if they are fully funded.Overall, the vibrant local job market makes finding part-time employment relatively straightforward for MIT students.