Can part-time jobs cover the tuition fees while studying abroad in Ireland/New Zealand for a Master's?
No, part-time jobs typically do not cover tuition fees while studying abroad.
Part-time work can help with living expenses, but earnings usually fall short of the full tuition cost. For example:
- Germany: Public university tuition is minimal, but part-time work (up to 20 hours/week) usually only covers living costs, not private university fees.
- Ireland: Tuition for master’s programs ranges from €10,000 - €25,000/year, while part-time earnings (up to 20 hours/week) are generally not enough to cover this.
- New Zealand: Tuition is NZD 20,000 - 45,000/year, and part-time work (up to 25 hours/week) helps with expenses but not full tuition.
You’ll need additional funds - such as savings, scholarships, or family support - to pay tuition.
How much can you actually earn part-time in Ireland?
See how part-time work fits into your total budget and visa funds.
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