Jobs
Most study programmes at the Amsterdam School of the Arts are quite demanding. However, many students succeed in combining study and work.
Having a job in the Netherlands involves a compulsory health insurance. The premium varies. The compulsory health insurance also involves the possibility of financial support by the government. See 
health insurance
EU/EEA students
Nationals of EU/EEA countries normally do not need a work permit; they are allowed to work in the Netherlands. There is an exception for nationals of Romania and Bulgaria: their employer needs a work permit for them.
Non EU/EEA students
Nationals of non-EU/EEA countries are allowed to work 10 hours a week or 360 hours a year, and only if they have a residence permit. Their employer needs a work permit for them.