Entry requirements for Inbound Exchange students
High academic standard in your studies at your home university are usually expected when applying for the Inbound Exchange programme. Your home institution needs to nominate you to be considered for the exchange programme, so check the entry requirements determined by your home institution.
If English is not your first language, you must also meet UC’sEnglish language requirements.
Select your studies
Some UC courses run first semester, some second semester, and others are full year courses. When you apply, check that the courses you want to take are available.
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A standard workload is 60 points per semester, and although different courses have different points values, in most cases each course will be 15 points. A normal full-time programme for a semester would be three or four courses.
Course offerings are subject to change.
Confirm your course selection
Some courses may not be available to Inbound Exchange students which inclulde the following. If you need to know in advance whether you are able to take a particular course, please include a course list in your Inbound Exchange application.
- Distance learning courses
- 200 level Law courses
- Fine Arts (studio art) courses
- Forest Biology (FORE218)
- ENME201
- ENCN281
- PSYC376
- PSYC377
- Teacher Education courses
- Note: Education courses with EDUC course code under the Bachelor of Arts schedule are available to Exchange students.
- some Physical Education and Sport Coaching courses require police checks.Please contact usto check if thePhysical Education and Sport Coaching courses you wish to take require police checks.
- Journalism courses
- Courses in MBA and Executive Development programmes
- All clinical practice courses
- Communication Disorders are open to students who meet pre-requisites except for the clinical practice courses
- Social Work – field work courses are not open to Exchange students. Entry to other theory courses will be considered case-by-case basis and approval from Social Work will be required.
- Product Design - entry to courses may be limited due to limited capacity and is subject to approval.
Some other courses are limited entry and may have additional entry requirements. Please contact the International Mobility Co-ordinator if you have enquiries about course restrictions.
Engineering courses
Students wishing to study Engineering should provide a list of intended courses with their application.
Pre-requisites
Some courses have pre-requisite requirements and students need to have sufficient academic background to be considered for entry to these courses.
