Inbound Exchange
Congratulations on your admission to the University of Toronto Scarborough as an Exchange student! In addition to your offer of admission letter, you have received an email with instructions regarding your course enrolment. Please read both emails thoroughly before using the Course Registration Form to submit your course enrolment requests.
One-on-One Support
We've created a frequently asked questions section below. If your question has not been answered below, we are happy to help you!
- Contact the Global Mobility Team for assistance: studyabroad.utsc@utoronto.ca
Please be sure to include your full name and student number on any email exchanges.
Courses with Limited Spaces
The following is a list of high demand courses where there are very few spaces available for exchange students:
- Selected Biology courses: BIOA11H3F, BIOB12H3S, BIOB32H3S, BIOB35H3S, BIOC10H3S, BIOC14H3S, BIOC17H3S, BIOC23H3S, BIOC62H3S, BIOD17H3S, BIOD19H3S, BIOD23H3F, BIOD26H3F, BIOD27H3F, BIOD29H3S, BIOD33H3S, BIOD48H3F, BIOD43H3S, BIOD65H3F/S
- All City Studies C and D-level courses
- ENGA10
- ENGA11
- FREA96
- FREA97
- All Geography GGR D-level courses
- All Health Studies courses
- LGGA80
- LGGA81
- LGGA60*
- LGGA61*
- All B, C and D-level Management courses
- Neuroscience C-level courses, specifically: NROC60H3, NROC63, NROC64
- Neuroscience D-level courses
- Selected Political Science courses: POLB30H3, POLC32H3. POLC36H3, POLC38H3, POLC39H3, POLC56H3, POLC68H3, POLD30H3, POLD42H3, POLD45H3
- All Psychology C-level courses with a lab component: PSYC70, PSYC71, PSYC72, PSYC73, PSYC74, PSYC75, PSYC76
- Psychology D-level courses
* You are required to take a Placement test beforehand. Please see the Centre for French & Linguistics website for more details.
The courses listed above are based on the experiences from students this past year. This is not a complete list, as many popular courses tend to get full quickly.
FAQ
Visit the Calendar for more information: https://utsc.calendar.utoronto.ca/6-understanding-degrees-programs-and-courses#6C
The maximum permitted course load is 2.5 credits, or 5 courses. The minimum course load to be considered a full-time student is 1.5 credits, or 3 courses. Please check with your home institution to determine the number of credits you are required to take during your exchange period at U of T.
Before you request to take a course, please read the course requirements in the Calendar carefully to ensure that you meet the requirements. These include prerequisites, corequisites, and exclusions.
For definitions, visit the Calendar: https://utsc.calendar.utoronto.ca/6-understanding-degrees-programs-and-courses#6C
Please visit the Calendar for more information:
https://utsc.calendar.utoronto.ca/7-understanding-marks-and-grades
The tutorial you requested is currently full, but we are actively working with the academic department to determine if we can make space for you in the tutorial section.
Yes – we will email you at the end of August/December to give you the option of making changes to your course selection. You will be able to submit course change requests until the second week of classes however please keep in mind that many courses will already be filled by then and we may not be able to accommodate all change requests.
No – if you would like to make changes to your course selection you must do so by contacting the Global Mobility Team at studyabroad.utsc@utoronto.ca. Doing otherwise may have significant implications on your academic record at UTSC.
To request an in person meeting please contact the Global Mobility Team at studyabroad.utsc@utoronto.ca..