الطالب العامل ورهانات النسق الجامعي :دراسة ميدانية لطلبة جامعة بلحاج بوشعيب عين تموشنت
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UNIVERSITY OF AIN TEMOUCHENT
Abstract
This study aims to understand the influencing factors and strategies adopted by
university students in dealing with increasing study and work constraints,Students
from the Faculty of Arts, Languages, and Social Sciences at the University of Aïn
Témouchent were selected as a study group to achieve these objectives using
interview technique to review the methods and techniques used to achieve
balance between study and work and identify effective strategies contributing to
students' success in this context. Our methodology was descriptive, examining the
current conditions of phenomena in terms of characteristics, forms, relationships,
and influencing factors. Our problematics focused as follows:
How can a working university student balance study and work, and what
strategies do they adopt to overcome challenges and achieve their goals?
Hypotheses:
• The employed university student, as an engaged actor within the
academic framework, possesses rationality and a margin of
freedom that enable them to adopt suitable strategies to balance
study and work.
• The challenges of balancing study and work for the employed
university student stem from the constraints of the professional
and academic framework.
Based on the hypotheses and the study's findings, it appears that working
university students have succeeded in confronting the challenges and difficulties
they encountered while attempting to balance study and work requirements. Using
various strategies, they managed to achieve their goals despite the diversity of
circumstances and factors surrounding them, such as differences in methods and
approaches used, as well as in work fields, ages, and social conditions. Ultimately,
their success in achieving balance between study and work reflects their strong will
and their ability to apply effective strategies to achieve their professional and
Academic goals.
