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• International students may work alongside their studies within limits set by residence law; the allowed number of days/hours is defined by the authorities and can change.
• Compulsory internships that are part of the curriculum are treated differently from paid side jobs.
• After graduation, graduates from non-EU countries can usually apply for a residence permit to look for a job matching their degree.
• The EU Blue Card and the Skilled Immigration Act define routes for qualified employment.
Rules change – confirm the current limits and permits at the official portals below before making decisions.