Hospitality
Flexible shifts that fit around classes.
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Part-Time Jobs in Austria
Students can work up to 20 hours a week. No statutory minimum wage — collective agreements apply. Common jobs: hospitality, retail, student assistant roles and tutoring.
- Up to 20 hours a week
- No statutory minimum wage
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Part-Time Jobs in Austria
Students can work up to 20 hours a week. No statutory minimum wage — collective agreements apply. Common jobs: hospitality, retail, student assistant roles and tutoring.
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Official sources: OeAD — Study in Austria
Austria at a glance
- Work during study
- Up to 20 hours a week
- Minimum pay
- No statutory minimum wage — collective agreements apply
- After graduation
- Residence permit of up to 12 months to look for work after graduation
- Longer term
- Red-White-Red Card; Permanent residence after qualifying years
Rules
Work rules for students
Jobs
Common student jobs
Retail
Flexible shifts that fit around classes.
Student assistant roles
Flexible shifts that fit around classes.
Tutoring
Flexible shifts that fit around classes.
Rent
Rent in student cities
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Up to 20 hours a week
No statutory minimum wage — collective agreements apply
Residence permit of up to 12 months to look for work after graduation
Possible routes: Residence permit to look for work after graduation, Red-White-Red Card and Permanent residence after qualifying years.
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