Part Time

Getting a part-time job while studying at Nanyang Business School (NBS) in Singapore is generally feasible, but it may depend on several factors such as the type of job, your visa status, and time management.

1. Student Visa Regulations: International students in Singapore on a Student Pass are allowed to work part-time. However, the restrictions vary depending on whether you're pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate studies. For NBS, students are typically allowed to work up to 16 hours per week during term time and full-time during vacation periodsrtunities*: NBS offers opportunities for students to engage in internships, research assistant roles, or even student ambassador positions. These positions are often tailored to help students develop skills relevant to their coursework and career aspirations. Internships related to business can be an excellent option for part-time work while studying .

2. *Off-Campus Jotudents take up part-time jobs in retail, food services, or tutoring. However, competition can be high, and securing a job might require proactive efforts such as networking, leveraging campus career services, or directly applying for positions that align with your schedule and expertise. There is a strong demand for part-time workers in the vibrant student city of Singapore .

3. *Balance Between Studies Managing a part-time job while keeping up with rigorous academic commitments at NBS can be challenging, especially for international students who may be adjusting to a new environment. Effective time management and prioritization of academic responsibilities are key. Students often find that on-campus jobs or internships directly related to their field of study provide both financial benefits and career growth .

Indian students at the University of Iowa mostly look for part time jobs in different kind of industries. There are many people working on campus: jobs are available in libraries, administrative offices, and student centers, all which can be arranged to suit class schedules. Retail and food service jobs, which may comprise working in cafés or restaurants, are similarly preferred for their convenience and social aspects. These internships related to the students' fields of study are considered valuable experience and good networking sources. Other alternatives include tutoring and research assistantships, which provide both financial support and additional academic credentials.