Part Time

Yes, students can apply for part-time jobs while studying at Babson College. Babson College offers several opportunities for students to find part-time jobs on campus through the Student Employment Office. These jobs can range from administrative positions in offices to working at the ice skating rink. International students with F-1 or J-1 student visas are not permitted to work off-campus without the proper documentation. However, in accordance with the terms of their visas, students are permitted to work on campus with or without authorisation. During the course of the academic year, a student may work up to 20 hours per week. During breaks or vacations, this 20-hour limit may be exceeded.

Here are some steps to get a part-time job while studying at Babson College:
Visit the Babson College Student Employment Office website to explore job opportunities.
Check the Student Employment page on the Babson College website to search and apply for part-time job opportunities.
Check job search websites like Indeed for part-time, weekend, or student jobs in Babson College.
Attend career fairs and networking events hosted by the university to connect with potential employers.
Check the On-Campus Employment page on the Babson College website to find on-campus job vacancies.
Consult with the Babson College's Office of Financial Aid and Registrar for more information on work-study opportunities and other employment resources.

Yes, students can apply for part-time jobs while studying at Buckinghamshire New University. Some ways to find part-time jobs while studying at Buckinghamshire New University are:
Visit the Career Success Team website to explore job opportunities.
Check the Current Vacancies page on the university's website to search and apply for part-time job opportunities.
Check the Jobshop page on the Bucks Students' Union website to find part-time job vacancies.
Check the Union Jobs page on the Bucks Students' Union website to find part-time job vacancies.
Attend career fairs and networking events hosted by the university to connect with potential employers.

Yes, Melbourne Institute of Technology allows international students to have jobs while they're studying. You can work up to 40 hours every two weeks when your courses are in session, and full-time during breaks.

Rules for Your Work Visa:

• Finish your course within the time specified in your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
• Keep your grades up according to MIT's Academic Progress Policy.
• Stay at MIT for at least six months unless they say you can go to another school.
• Make sure you have Overseas Student Health Cover for your whole stay in Australia.

Remember: Check the work conditions on your study visa and ask your department for advice. Always follow the country's laws.

You should also learn about working rules in Australia and the minimum pay you should get. Find more information on job opportunities on the university's website and read the Australia Student Visa Guide for extra details.

Students at the University of Bologna can take steps in order to find a part-time job:
Visit the University of Bologna's Work with Us website to learn more about positions available for technicians, academics, and researchers.

For information on study scholarships and subsidies, internships, job placement, entrepreneurship, and other possibilities, see the Services and Opportunities homepage.
Check the University of Bologna's 150 Hour Collaboration Payment Method webpage to learn about part-time collaboration work opportunities.
For part-time, weekend or student jobs in Bologna, check websites for employment such as AppJobs and Glassdoor.

Students looking for job opportunities at Northern Illinois University can visit the university's Human Resource webpage. They offer graduate assistantships for international students, which include a stipend and a full tuition waiver. Approximately 25% of students benefit from these assistantships, which fall into three categories:

• Teaching Assistantships
• Research Assistantships
• Staff Assistantships

If students prefer off-campus work, they can explore options in newspapers, magazines, job platforms like LinkedIn, and other similar sources. Additionally, students can reach out to their respective departments to find job openings aligned with their interests. For further details on student employment, please visit the university's website.

To get a part-time job while studying at Buckinghamshire New University, students can follow these steps:

Check out the Career Success Team webpage to look for jobs.
For information on the limitations and requirements for foreign students who intend to work part-time, visit the university's website under the heading Working as a foreign Student.
Search and apply for part-time employment openings using the university's website's Current Vacancies page.
To locate part-time work openings, visit the Jobshop page on the Bucks Students' Union website.
Participate in university-sponsored networking events and career fairs to meet companies.

Inquire with the Office of Financial Aid and Registrar at Buckinghamshire New University for further details about work-study programmes and other job alternatives.