Incoming exchange students will not be eligible for the following courses:

• Any courses or programs described in Bear Tracks as being closed to exchange students 

• Cost-recovery courses and courses in cost-recovery programs

• Courses from the Faculties of Extension, Medicine & Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Rehabilitation Medicine

• SOC 399  

• SOC 499

• ACCTG 480

• BUS 201

• BUS 301

• FIN 436

• FIN 480

• MGTSC 312

• MIS 441

• SMO 310

• SMO 441

• SMO 470

• SMO 471

• Independent research, internship, study tour, competition, work experience and Special Topic (numbered 488) courses in the Alberta School of Business

Some UAlberta Faculties have additional specifications that you must meet in order to be eligible for certain courses:

• Courses with codes beginning with "AU" are restricted to students studying at the Augustana Campus in Camrose, Alberta

• Courses in the Faculty of Engineering are restricted to exchange students enrolled in that Faculty

• Courses in the Faculty of Law are restricted to exchange students enrolled in that Faculty 

• You can only be enrolled in our Alberta School of Business if you are enrolled in a business faculty at your home institution. An exception might be possible if you are enrolled in a program at your home institution that straddles business and another subject area.

• In order to be eligible for courses in the Faculty of Engineering, you must present a cumulative GPA of 3.0 (on a 4-point scale) and have completed four semesters in an engineering program prior to your UAlberta exchange.

• Graduate students can take courses or conduct research while on exchange, but not both. Graduate students wishing to conduct research must find a UAlberta host supervisor a before they submitting an exchange application.

• The majority of courses should be taken within your Department of enrollment.

• Graduate students may take a maximum of 9 credits of courses (typically 3 courses) per term.

• Graduate students are not eligible to audit courses. 

• Undergraduate students are not eligible to enroll in graduate-level courses (usually numbered 500 or higher).

• The majority of courses you take should be within your Faculty of enrollment. 

• Undergraduate students can only take courses while on exchange, and are not eligible to conduct research.

• Undergraduate students may take a maximum of 15 credits of courses (typically 5 courses) per term.