Part Time

Yes. RMIT allows its international enrollees to work part-time and generally, students used to be allowed to work for 40 hours/fortnight in Australia if they come from a foreign country. During the holiday season, they can even work full-time. In 2023 the work restrictions for visa holders reintroduced and increased to 48 hours/fortnight

Yes, while studying at the University of Coventry, students can work part-time. However, there are certain working conditions restrictions. Students can work up to 20 hours per week during term time. During the university vacation periods, students can work full-time. A few of the top part-time jobs in UK for international students are Graphic Designer, Teaching Assistant, Tour Guide, Barista, Library Assistant, etc. 

International students enrolled for F1 or J1 status at UNC Charlotte are allowed to work part-time, but with a few restrictions. This includes working up to 20 hours per week, on campus during the academic year. They can work full-time, 40 hours per week, during the summer vacation when not enrolled in summer classes. Check the Popular Part-Time Jobs in USA. 

Yes, you can study Event Management part-time with evening, weekend, or online classes.

You can learn while still working. Doing small projects or internships helps too. Part-time courses are good if you want to switch to Event Management without leaving your job.

International students at UMass Boston are eligible for part-time work. But, they cannot work more than 20 hours per week while the classes are in session or 40 hours per week when the classes are not going on. But, do refer to the conditions to know more details. The job listings are posted online through the Handshake website. A few of the popular part-time jobs in the U.S. are Barista, Teaching Assistant, Tour Guide, Research Study Assistant, etc. 

As per the rules and regulations of the Singapore Government, international students are allowed to work a maximum of 16 hours per week during the course of their studies. 

During holidays or semester breaks, however, international students are allowed to work full-time. 

To know more about studies in Singapore, check out: Study in Singapore for Indian Students