Please note that it might not be easy to combine study and work. And it is not always possible to find a part time job. So make sure you have enough money to live on.
Can I work in the Netherlands?
EU/EEA students
If you are from an EU/EEA country or Switzerland, you are free to work and there are no restrictions.
Other students
If you are from a country outside the EU/EEA or Switzerland, there are some restrictions if you wish to work alongside your studies. You will require a work permit and you will only be able to work for a maximum of 16 hours a week; as an alternative, you may also work full-time but only during the summer months of June, July and August. In this case, your employer will need to apply for the work permit on your behalf.
For more information about studying and working in the Netherlands, see the website.
Looking for a job?
Campus Detachering
uu77 has its own student temp agency called Campus Detachering. Check out their website for job opportunities. Please note that there are not enough jobs for all of our students, but you can sign up for their newsletter to keep informed about the current vacancies.
Is a temp agency that helps international students find temporary jobs.
Is a temp agency that helps international students find temporary jobs.
Radboud Career Platform
Are you looking for an internship, (side) job or graduation project? Via the Radboud Career Platform you can find out about academic jobs and interesting companies. You can also find new internships, (starter) vacancies and study-related side jobs, and see which career events are being organised.
Found a job? Change your insurance!
Congratulations! But please note: you will need to register for Dutch public health insurance once you are employed in the Netherlands.