Part Time

Hello!
Generally, a student would be visiting the foreign university on a Study Visa in case of credit
transfer. A student usually is allowed to work for 20 hours in a week during teaching period in
majority of the countries (except Switzerland). During the non-teaching period, the working hours can
get increased up to 40 hours per week. Otherwise, we need to consider the laws for students part time
jobs vary from country to country. In case you got study visa, then part time job opportunities are available. As you may be already aware, it is not legal for you to do part time jobs outside of University, except internships. You face the prospect of being deported back to your country. Lot of oncampus jobs you can do. Teaching assistance, and Research assistance are quite popular but difficult to get. There are lot of other jobs like library assistants, student patrol helping University police, restaurant jobs etc. You are allowed to work for maximum of 20 hours per week, and on an average you may get from $8 to 12 per hour. During semester holidays, they may not be available. By and large, thus should take care of your living expenses, Finding a part-time job while studying abroad is an invaluable way of digging into the local culture and earning some much-needed money. There are a number of creative ways to find jobs while studying abroad. Few of the options are :
1. Find freelance jobs
2. Look For Promotional And On-Campus Jobs
3. Tutor Other Students
For more details you can connect to LPU admission counselors and international division as well. I hope this helps. All the Best!