Part Time

There is not much information regarding specific sectors in which Indians apply for part-time jobs. However, the institution offers a programme to assist students in finding part-time work so they can pay for their study. You can work for community organisations or on campus. You are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during the fall and spring semesters and up to 40 hours per week during the summer and breaks if you are an F-1 international student. Beginning in their first semester, F-1 undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to work on campus positions. Many students apply for graduate assistantships in their academic department or work at the bookstore, library, student union, dining services, and so on.

Yes, it is relatively easy for students to find part-time jobs while studying at Laval University. All students at all levels of study can usually work on campus without having to obtain a work permit. However, they must have a valid study permit, a valid Québec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ), a social insurance number (SIN), and be enrolled full-time. Additionally, most international students with a study permit who are registered full-time during the fall and winter semesters can work off-campus through the Work-study program. Laval University also offers a Professional Integration Program for students with disabilities or special circumstances. Students can check the Service du développement professionnel's job postings regularly for on-campus jobs.