Any work/employment related activity, on or off-campus, paid or unpaid, will require some type of authorization before beginning the work/employment activity.

Home; On-Campus Employment. International students pursuing an MIT degree are eligible for limited on-campus employment under Federal Regulations.

Employment on-campus is limited to 20 hours per week maximum while school is in session, but may be more than 20 hours during official Institute vacation ...

Employment by MIT RA, TA, any work paid by MIT. Part-time (up to 20 hours per week) when school is in session. Full-time during IAP and Summer vacation periods.

How to Apply · Organization's offer letter · Photocopy of Form I-94 record · Photocopy of passport identity/validity pages · Photocopy of previous EAD card(s) ...

The ISO strongly advises all international students to consult with their ISO Advisor before engaging in any publication activity to confirm if any employment ...

Working/Employment must be 20 hours or more per week. Two or more employers/jobs during an approved period of Post-Completion OPT is allowed. e.g., a ...

Students must not pursue any off-campus employment without proper authorization. Authorization must be received before beginning any off-campus work, internship ...

If you are an MIT student and you have further questions about travel and your visa status, please contact the International Students Office (ISO).

Legal Advice and the ISO's Scope of Responsibility. While MIT does not offer legal advice to employees, MIT's International Student Office (ISO) can advise ...