University of Massachusetts Boston student life

Q. How many international students are studying in UMass Boston?

University of Massachusetts Boston has over 2000 international students from 150 countries, speaking more than 60 languages.

Q. Can I work while studying in UMass Boston?

International students at UMass Boston enter the country on F-1 visas. With the F-1 visa, they may be permitted to work on campus while they are pursuing their degree which are maximum 20 hours part time per week during studies & 40 hours full time during vacations or off-days.

Q. Are there intern or part time opportunities for students in UMass Boston?

International students at UMass Boston enter the country on F-1 visas. With the F-1 visa, they may be permitted to work on campus while they are pursuing their degree which are maximum 20 hours part time per week during studies & 40 hours full time during vacations or off-days.

Q. How much can I earn through part time jobs while studying in UMass Boston?

Approx. 18 USD/hour

Q. What are the weekend activities for students studying in UMass Boston?

The Division of Athletics and Recreation, Special Projects and Programs at UMass Boston provides a wide array of athletic and recreational opportunities for students, alumni, faculty and staff. Whether it’s varsity sports, health and wellness, intramurals, informal recreation  or  special events  that holds your interest, there’s something for everyone

Q. What are the students' activities in UMass Boston?

• Special Projects & Programs
• YES with Africa
• UMass Boston Athletics Golf tournament
• Hall of Fame
• Giving To Your Beacons

Most Popular Pages

• Intercollegiate Athletics
• Recreation
• Fitness & Wellness
• Intramural Sports
• Informal Recreation
• Facilities

About Athletics & Recreation

More than 100 student organizations — including clubs, literary magazines,  newspaper ,  radio station ,  art gallery, and 16 NCAA Division III sports teams  — offer a rich campus life. Students live throughout Greater Boston and in apartment communities just steps from the campus, and enjoy the rich amenities, cultural attractions, and educational opportunities that make the city the biggest and best college town in the nation.