Part Time

Most part-time jobs among Indian students at the Southern California Institute of Technology fall into a few popular sectors. Students often engage in on-campus teaching assistantships, library assistants, and IT support for academic experience. Many others find work in retail and food service as a barista, restaurant worker, or a retail associate since hours can be pretty flexible. Also, freelance opportunities in graphic design, content writing, and web development enable students to exploit their skills while planning their time. Such avenues equip them with experience while assisting in financing their education.

Indian students at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences prefer part-time jobs in sectors like *healthcare*, *pharmaceuticals*, and *research*. These jobs help students gain relevant experience and build their professional network. International students can work part-time for up to 20 hours a week during sessions and unlimited hours during holidays . 

Yes, as a non-EU / EEA student at UU, one needs a work permit to have a job. With a work permit, students will be allowed to work either 16 hours per week or full-time during the months of June, July, and August. Many students find part-time job in a restaurant, shop or bar.

Getting part-time jobs while studying at *Marietta College* is relatively feasible. The college gives opportunities to the students for working on campus, which may include working in dining services, libraries, or acting as research assistants. Off-campus jobs are also available but require additional work permits by international students. Many students can manage their part-time jobs along with their studies, but the key thing is time management to do both things properly. You can also explore the college's career services for guidance on job opportunities.