Yes, international students in France are allowed to work part-time while studying. Here are the key details:

Work Rights for International Students in France:
- Students with a valid student residence permit (titre de séjour étudiant) can work up to 964 hours per year, which averages to about 20 hours per week during the academic term.
- During holidays and vacation periods, students can work full-time (up to the annual maximum).
- These work rights apply to all students, including those at public and private universities.

Minimum Wage:
- As of 2024, the minimum gross hourly wage in France (SMIC) is approximately €11.65.
- After social charges, students typically earn a bit less than this net.

Internships:
- Students may also undertake paid or unpaid internships as part of their studies. Paid internships longer than two months must be compensated.

Important Notes:
- Part-time jobs can help with living expenses but are unlikely to cover all costs. Students should still have sufficient funds for tuition and living expenses as required by French visa regulations.
- Working part-time will not affect your student status or your eligibility for post-study work options.

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