Connecting Rochester and the World
Since its founding in 1850, the University of Rochester has transformed the city, the region, the nation, and the world.
Global is the central point of contact and coordination for global activities undertaken by the University of Rochester, as well as international institutions seeking to engage with the University.
ISO provides the University’s international students, scholars, employees, and other visitors with immigration support and other related support services.
CEA advises students throughout every stage of their study abroad journey, offering assistance with program exploration, the application processes, academic planning, and re-entry programming.
The University is home to more than 4,000 international students and scholars from over 130 countries. Explore undergraduateand graduate study opportunities at Rochester. Learn more about our programs and resources, here.
Over 100 institutions in more than 30 countries partner with the University. These collaborations offer international opportunities both on campus and worldwide for our students, faculty, researchers, scholars, and staff.
If you are participating in a University-sponsored or supported program abroad, please register your travel and familiarize yourself with the relevant health, safety, and security guidelines.
Visiting Students, Collaborators, & Researchers
Whether planning a short-term visit or a long-term stay, we offer assistancewith registration, visa requirements, documentation, and living in Rochester. Our team is here to support all your needs.
News and updates
U.S. Export Compliance – International Travel and International Projects
The purpose of this guidance is to provide an overview of U.S. export control laws (including restricted parties and OFAC sanctions) in the context of University international travel and international projects. The University’s Export Control Officer, Josef Mejido, can help … Continued
International Research Projects – Payments
University researchers and travelers often need to pay for goods or services to support projects occurring in a foreign country. Payments which may be common in the United States can be more complex in international locations. The purpose of this … Continued
Federal Award Compliance, Budgets, and Subawards
The following guidance is intended for University of Rochester (UR) faculty and staff to (1) plan and implement international research activities in a manner that is compliant with applicable sponsor and federal regulations and (2) assist the department research administrator … Continued
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