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J-2 Employment

J-2 Employment

The J-2 dependent online application process for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Incidental Employment

Incidental Employment

J-1 exchange visitors may be eligible to participate in occasional lectures or short-term consultations, but you must obtain authorization in writing from ISSS before you start the activity.

Employment for J-1 International Students

Employment for J-1 International Students

As a J-1 student, know the limited types of employment you can engage in and your rights and responsibilities as an employee.

Talk2Me Spanish Program

Talk2Me Spanish Program

Are you interested in practicing Spanish with a native Spanish speaker? Apply for the Talk2Me program, hosted by our international partners at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (UC Chile), to get paired up with a Chilean student for weekly conversations during fall or spring semester.

OPT Cap Gap Extension​

OPT Cap Gap Extension​

H-1B is a work visa that is sponsored by an employer. The H-1B cap is the limit on the number of H-1Bs allowed each fiscal year. The cap does not apply to all H-1B petitions. You must discuss with your employer whether your H-1B petition is subject to the cap.  Please review additional information about the H-1B electronic registration process here.

Leadership Development

Leadership Development

Interested in expanding your global leadership skills? Or connecting with inspiring international leaders? Learn more about the Leadership Development opportunities that UMD offers to its community.

Unpaid Work

Unpaid Work

Important information on volunteer positions and unpaid internships. Know the difference and your responsibilities to maintain your immigration status.

Online and in the Streets: Protest and Activism in Latin American Feminist Movements

Online and in the Streets: Protest and Activism in Latin American Feminist Movements

An interdisciplinary approach to Latin American and Caribbean history, culture, and politics, through the lenses of feminist protest and activism. The class explores how activists fight for change, both online and in the streets and how feminists agendas changed over time. 

One Health: Food Safety and Security

One Health: Food Safety and Security

This is a collaborative course offered by the University of Maryland (UMD) and Cairo University (CU) in Cairo, Egypt, to investigate One Health and its application to improving international food safety and security. Participants in this global (undergraduate and graduate) class will learn about One Health and how its application can improve global food safety and security. 

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