Are students allowed to work while studying at Frankfurt School?

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    Yes, the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management allows its students to work while they are enrolled in any of the courses. International students who belong to the EU member states, including Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, or Liechtenstein are allowed to work 20 hours per week during the term. They can work more than 20 hours but are advised not to be treated as a regular employee. Students who belong to countries other than the EU states are allowed to work 240 half days or 120 full days throughout the year during the term or vacations. However, students working as student assistants are not bound by the 120-day rule.
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