International Employment
Service Audience:
- New Employee
- Current Employee
- Supervisor
- Faculty
Departments can invite international professors, researchers, or certain classified staff to UT. Below you will find information to begin the process.
H-1B Employment
For long-term employment (including tenure-track positions) in teaching and research, the H-1B visa status is most commonly used. H-1B status can be extended for up to six years and allows transition to permanent residency for qualified foreign nationals.
Legal Permanent Resident Information
The route to permanent residency for new hires is complex. Learn about the various actions required to facilitate this.
Legal Permanent Resident Information
International Visiting Scholars
If you are inviting a foreign national visitor/scholar/honorary guest to campus you must follow these guidelines.
International Visiting Scholar
F-1 or J-1 Employment Authorization
More information about F-1 and J-1 status can be found through the Office of International Education.
Contact:
International Employment Coordinator
Phone: (817) 272-5554
internationalemployment@uta.edu