Part Time

It's simple to find part-time work at ESCP Europe Business School while pursuing your studies. Students in Europe have the opportunity to work part-time jobs during semesters and full-time jobs during breaks. Furthermore, the UK offers student visas that allow for 20 hours of work per week and 40 hours on holidays, with chances in a variety of disciplines such as operations management and finance. Students find it easier to work part-time jobs when these amenities are available.

The School of Open Learning (SOL) at Delhi University offers a part-time B.Com (Hons) program. Students who are unable to pursue their graduation in a typical full-time setting are the target audience for the program. The B.Com (Hons) programme at SOL is a three-year distance learning course has been approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and the University Grants Commission (UGC).

International students are allowed to work for a limited number of days / 120 days without a work permit. The university recommends its international students to be financially covered for at least the first semester without taking part-time jobs. The full-time study programs need the attention of students, hence, students are recommended to apply for part-time jobs in break. Check the details about Part-Time Work Options for International Students in Germany from here. 

Yes, as an international student at the University of Padova, one is free to take up part-time job in order to cover the costs. Non-European students are required to have a valid residence permit and according to Italian Law, are allowed to work up to 20 hours / week.