Information for international students on employment and internships.
The faculty advisor assists in course selection, and providing guidance and counseling in all academic matter.
The Career Development Office connects Engineering undergraduate and graduate students with employers for internships and full-time employment.
Want to get more involved with the College of Engineering? We have student organizations for professional organizations, honor societies, and interest groups.
All students are automatically enrolled in BU’s Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP). You can waive SHIP if you have comparable U.S.-based coverage.
The Educational Resource Center offers BU undergraduate and graduate students research-backed strategies to achieve academic excellence through Academic Coaching and Academic Skills Workshops.
The Educational Resource Center compiled a list of websites that can help with effective writing techniques, presentations, grammar, research & reference, GenAI and writing, citations, academic integrity, and writing tools.
This office provides information, outreach, and support to high-achieving BU students interested in applying to competitive scholarships.
If you have family members who will accompany you to BU, they will need to also obtain the appropriate immigration classification.
Fenway Campus Shuttle bus information for transportation between Fenway Campus and Charles River Campus. Route and hours of operation.
Find a job on the Boston University campus.
With 450+ student organizations, the SAO will help you find students who share your interests or get the ball rolling with you to create a new group.
The Law Libraries and staff provide law students with extensive research services and study facilities.
FitRec is a state of the art gym. Full-time students are automatically granted full membership to FitRec. You must bring your Terrier Card.
Hillel House state of the art dining room on the 3rd floor of Granby Commons serves both a kosher and vegan menu with food of the highest standards under strict supervision.
Staying safe on and off campus requires common-sense precautions and attention to your surroundings.
Learn about GMS's advising and mentorship opportunities.
The GMS student organizations are overseen by an advisory board consisting of representatives from the master’s and PhD programs, faculty, staff, and members of our respective student groups.
GWISE fosters interaction across disciplines at BU and connects graduate students to postdocs, faculty, and broader networks in Boston and beyond.
The GSO is a group of graduate student representatives from each department in GRS. The GSO is completely student run, so nothing gets done without students like you.
Internship and job postings for BU students and Alumni. Requires BU login.
Provides trainings, programs, and events in collaboration with SHS departments and the BU community to support student well-being.
Students have freedom to create programming portraying their Jewish identity or their exploration of that identity.
The Center is a resource for researchers, biographers, historians, and students. Collections vary in content and contain a variety of memorabilia.
Inspiring BU's students to discover their shared humanity through programs that expand intellectual and social growth and foster friendships.
The YMCA is a non-BU affiliated fitness and wellness facility near the Medical campus..
Hyatt Shuttle Bus information for transportation between the Hyatt Regency Hotel and the Charles River Campus. Route and schedule provided.
Steps on how to complete an I-9 employment eligibility verification. Required before you can get paid for on-campus employment.
Individualized tutoring from tutors that have taken and done exceptionally well in the exact same class.
The registry provides a secure place for all University travelers to record their travel & contact information, so we can get in touch in case of emergency.
If you need to interrupt your academic program or employment for any reason, you should contact the ISSO.
Find opportunities based on your visa type and CPT/OPT eligibility, access an international network, and get tailored career and immigration support — all on the Interstride Career Portal.
Leagues and tournaments open to current BU students, faculty, and staff
These Orientation slides provide information on visa and immigration information and important tips on cultural adjustment, the American classroom, and health.
If you are a BU sponsored J-1 Exchange Visitor in any category, U.S. Department of State regulations require you to have health insurance.
Academic Advising services provided by Kilachand Honors College to help with any academic questions
The School of Law supports more than 30 student organizations reflecting the diverse interests of our students.
The Lifebook covers BU's nonacademic policies, everything from the rules of the residences and replacing a Terrier Card to pet policy and more.
This Living Language Guide is a glossary of diversity and inclusion-related terms curated by BU D&I.
A successful roommate relationship is one based on communication and compromise. Tips on how to have a successful roommate experience.
LOCK members provide their peers in BU with tutoring in all required Questrom courses and fosters community service through volunteering events.
On-campus employment after completion of program.
Information on how to maintain lawful status for international students in the U.S.
Resources to help you budget your money.
The Advisor Network at BU Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine provides students with academic and career support from various advisors and mentors across their four years at MED.
The Primary Care Practices at BMC have made it easy for Med campus students to establish care at BMC.
The Student Affairs Office in collaboration with the Student Government (SCOMSA) at BU's MED school supports more than 90 student organizations covering a variety of interest areas.
The Student Discount Program (SDP) is not an insurance, so you have no premiums to pay. You will receive a 10% discount on all treatments in our pre- and post- doctoral patient treatment centers after an initial visit.
Help with the housing search process: picking a neighborhood, finding a roommate, signing a lease, or working through any conflicts.
Student Health Services’ Primary Care office provides services for when students are not feeling well, as well as preventive care to support physical health.
Our Counseling and Psychiatric Services are available to address the many psychological and adjustment issues that arise in a university community.
The Arts Administration program at Boston University offers numerous career services.
IT Help Desk, Support and Services for Metropolitan College
As Boston University’s main humanities and social sciences library, Mugar Memorial Library provides resources for study, teaching, and research.
The Music Library includes books, scores, periodicals, recordings, and videos.
BU can seem like its own town (the Charles River Campus alone is nearly 2 miles long), but from vibrant student enclaves to quiet, historic neighborhoods, there are lots of places to investigate nearby. Boston is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own unique flavor to explore.
Boston University and Boston Medical Center are members of the Newmarket Business Improvement District (NBID) and all employees and students now have free access to the three shuttle lines that the NBID operates.
Night Shuttle Bus information for transportation between Charles River Campus and the Fenway Campus. Route and hours of operation.
How to obtain ISSO on-campus work authorization.
Helpful tools and information related to finding off campus housing and living off campus.