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Does University of Mississippi sponsor H-1B visas?

Yes — University of Mississippi filed 103 H-1B and E-3 labor condition applications that the US Department of Labor certified between 1 October 2023 and 30 June 2026, 37 of them in FY2026 (to 30 Jun). It also had 21 PERM labor certifications (the first step of most employer-sponsored green cards) certified in the same period.

FY2024–FY2026 H-1B filer

University of Mississippi

Certified LCAs, FY2024–FY2026
103
Certified, FY2026 (to 30 Jun)
37
Denied LCAs
0
PERM certified
21
Most-filed title
Research Scientist
Its median offered wage
$67,275
Employer state on filings
Mississippi
Distinct certified titles
66
US Department of Labor disclosure data, 1 October 2023 to 30 June 2026, aggregated 10 October 2026. Filed under the legal name above and 2 spelling variants.

University of Mississippi H-1B filings by fiscal year

Labor condition applications decided in each US fiscal year (1 October to 30 September). FY2026 (to 30 Jun) covers decisions to 30 June 2026 only. Worker positions is the most workers the certified applications may cover, as declared by the employer, not a count of people hired. Some employers file blanket applications covering up to 100 positions each, which inflates this figure.

Fiscal yearCertifiedCertified, later withdrawnDeniedWithdrawnWorker positions
FY202424200024
FY202542110142
FY2026
(to 30 Jun)
37180037
Total1034901103

University of Mississippi H-1B salaries by job title

The 15 most-filed of 66 distinct job titles on certified LCAs. Wages are the offered "rate of pay from" on each application, annualised (hourly × 2,080), not actual pay. "Middle 50%" is the 25th to 75th percentile.

Job title as filedCertified filingsMedian wageMiddle 50%
Research Scientist9$67,275$62k–$70k
Postdoctoral Research Associate7$52,998$50k–$57k
Assistant Professor6$78,500$78k–$95k
Instructional Assistant Professor6$54,000$50k–$72k
Assistant Professor of Finance3$199,499$197k–$200k
Assistant Professor of Management3$155,000$150k–$155k
Postdoctoral Researcher3$55,176$51k–$63k
Research Assistant Professor3$75,000$68k–$75k
Academic Counselor Athletics 22$59,771$58k–$62k
Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering2$102,000$101k–$103k
Instructor of Arabic2$35,000$35k–$35k
Instructor of Chinese2$38,526$38k–$40k
Visiting Assistant Professor2$61,000$59k–$63k
Academic Counselor II1$51,875$52k–$52k
Application Analyst I1$62,691$63k–$63k

Where the jobs are

Worksite state on certified LCAs (top 2).

Worksite stateCertified filings
Mississippi102
California1

Visa classes

All LCA filings by visa class, any status. H-1B1 is for citizens of Chile and Singapore; E-3 for Australians.

Visa classFilings
H-1B151
E-3 Australian2

Does University of Mississippi sponsor green cards?

It also had 21 PERM labor certifications (the first step of most employer-sponsored green cards) certified in the same period. A certified PERM application means the Department of Labor accepted the employer's labor-market test; the worker still needs an approved I-140 petition and a green card from USCIS.

Fiscal yearCertifiedDeniedWithdrawn
FY2024301
FY2025900
FY2026 (to 30 Jun)900
PERM job titleCertifiedMedian wage
Assistant Professor13$101,929
Instructional Assistant Professor3$77,625
Instructional Assistant Professor of Spanish1$53,000
Instructor1$36,225
Instructor of Russian1$34,017
Senior Academic Counselor - Athletics1$56,193
Systems Analyst1$71,341

UK sponsor licence

We found no organisation with a matching name on the UK Home Office register of licensed worker sponsors (9 October 2026). A UK subsidiary trading under a different name may still hold a licence.

How to read these numbers

An LCA is the first step
Before filing an H-1B, H-1B1 or E-3 petition, the employer files a labor condition application (LCA) with the Department of Labor, stating the job, worksite and the wage it will pay.
Certified is not a visa
A certified LCA means the Department of Labor accepted the wage attestation. It is not an approved petition or an issued visa, and it does not mean the role is still open or that the employer will sponsor you.
Counts are applications
One LCA can cover several workers, and employers often file more LCAs than they use (for example for the H-1B lottery or a worksite change). Read the totals as a measure of sponsorship activity, not of hires.

Other legal entities with similar names

Filings are counted per legal name. These entities file under names that start with, or closely match, University of Mississippi. They may be affiliates or unrelated companies, so they are not added to the numbers above.

Legal name on filingsCertified LCAsPERM certified
University of Mississippi Medical Center16027

Questions

Does University of Mississippi sponsor H-1B visas?

Yes — University of Mississippi filed 103 H-1B and E-3 labor condition applications that the US Department of Labor certified between 1 October 2023 and 30 June 2026, 37 of them in FY2026 (to 30 Jun). It also had 21 PERM labor certifications (the first step of most employer-sponsored green cards) certified in the same period.

What does University of Mississippi pay H-1B workers?

On its certified LCAs, University of Mississippi's most-filed title was Research Scientist (9 filings), with a median offered wage of $67,275 a year and the middle half between $61,850 and $70,000. These are wages the employer stated on the application, not actual pay.

Does University of Mississippi sponsor green cards?

It also had 21 PERM labor certifications (the first step of most employer-sponsored green cards) certified in the same period.

Is University of Mississippi a licensed UK visa sponsor?

We found no organisation with a matching name on the UK Home Office register of licensed worker sponsors (9 October 2026). A UK subsidiary trading under a different name may still hold a licence.

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