University of Massachusetts Boston (UMass Boston)

Application ends: October 1, 2027
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Job Description

The University of Massachusetts Boston (UMass Boston) is a public research university located on the waterfront in Boston, Massachusetts. It combines the resources of a major public university with access to one of the United States’ leading centers for higher education, healthcare, research, and innovation. Students can choose from programs across business, liberal arts, education, environmental sciences, and the sciences. Anglo-Georgia offers an international undergraduate pathway in collaboration with UMass Boston.

Undergraduate Programs (Bachelor’s)

  • Business Administration and Management

  • Computer Science

  • Biology and Environmental Sciences

  • Psychology

  • Economics

  • Communication

  • Education and Liberal Arts

Graduate Programs (Master’s)

  • Business Administration and Management

  • Computer Science

  • Applied Linguistics

  • Education

  • Public Policy and Public Affairs

  • Environmental Sciences

  • Nursing and Health-related fields, where available

Admission Requirements

Undergraduate applicants

  • Official secondary school transcripts and graduation certificate

  • Academic qualifications that meet the selected program’s requirements

  • English proficiency evidence, where required

  • Application and any supplementary documents requested

Graduate applicants

  • Recognized bachelor’s degree

  • Official transcripts

  • English proficiency documentation, where required

  • CV, statement of purpose, and recommendations when specified

  • Additional program-specific prerequisites or examinations

English test minimums and academic requirements should be confirmed with the relevant admissions office.

Tuition & Fees

Anglo-Georgia’s profile has listed estimated tuition figures in the approximately $38,600–$39,600 range, depending on the version of the profile. The same profile lists average living expenses of approximately $29,700–$31,200. These are indicative estimates, not a confirmed current fee schedule.

For publication, confirm the current academic year, undergraduate versus graduate status, health insurance, and mandatory fees.

Housing & Living Costs

Students can choose campus residence halls or off-campus apartments in Boston and nearby communities. Boston has extensive public transportation and a large student population, but rent and everyday expenses can be high. Housing choice, commuting distance, and meal arrangements significantly affect the overall budget.