Part Time

Yes, you can do part-time jobs in campus like library assistant and students administrative positions. In these jobs you can earn $16-$22 per hour which can cover your daily expenses. With strategic planning, you can basically cover your expenses on a daily basis. The university's Handshake platform can connect you with various opportunities ensuring you are not only earning but creating a valuable network.

Yes, you can cover your expense by doing part time jobs while studying in Oxford. Mostly you have to save your money. It also depends on your work permit how much time you are doing the part time job and how you are working there and what is your income.

Yes, international students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week while studying at Colorado State University. Students can also work during the semester breaks. Many of the international students work in:

• Housing and Dining Services
• Campus Bookstore
• CSU International Enrollment Center  

Yes, it is possible to pursue Paramedical courses part-time while working, depending on the course and institution.

Some colleges that offer Paramedical courses are as follows:

Most student work around 15 hours per week and many students have jobs that are relevant to their studies. However, note that finding a job can be a little bit more challenging if you do not speak Danish. Therefore, it is not recommended that you base your semester's finances on having a job.

No, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS full form in Medical) cannot be done fully online because of the nature of the program. The MBBS program is highly practical and clinical. An MBBS course includes strict hands-on training, clinical placements, and practical classes. 

While we can find some theoretical component, or some other courses in medicine that could be online, a full MBBS degree requires face to face on campus, and non-academic contact with patients, nurses and allied health workers to meet minimum competency set down by medical councils.