This is difficult, but not impossible. However, it would be very unwise to base your financial calculations on working after your program has ended, since there are many rules and regulations to be overcome. Working without proper documentation is illegal and jeopardizes both you and your employer. The one factor that no one can foresee is how well the various individuals concerned in an internship will get along. If there is a clash of personalities or other serious problem, an alternative internship will be offered after mediation by the site director.
Careful planning goes into our placement process, and it is rare that students ask to be moved.
It's the student's responsibility to let the program's site director know of any concerns. The University of Rochester provides the service of an experienced travel agency in Rochester for you to use. With the orientation packet, you'll receive detailed information on getting to your site abroad. Students may also choose to make their own travel arrangements. As an intern, your experience will naturally be different from that of most study abroad students who take only courses.