Sauder program restrictions for exchange students

For information related to economics (ECON_V) courses, please see Arts Program Restrictions for Exchange Students

Programs with restrictions

Students nominated by their home university and admitted to exchange at UBC Sauder are allowed a maximum of 12 credits of commerce courses (COMM/COHR/COMR) per term. Additional credits may be considered if space is available.

Students not on exchange with UBC Sauder may request to take commerce courses, but enrolment is limited and is not guaranteed. 

For more information, please see our page on studying commerce at UBC on exchange.

  • Courses at the graduate level (500- and 600-level) are not available
  • BUSI_V and COEC_V courses are not available
  • COMM_V 101, 105, 196, 202, 271, 396, 466, 483, co-operative work placements (COMM_V 380, 381, 480, and 481), and dual degree courses (COMM_V 120, 126, 220, 320, 321, 420, and 421) are not available
  • Enrolment in second-year courses (200-level) may be limited
  • The following courses for non-commerce majors are also available to commerce majors: COMR_V 100, 329, 398, 457, 458, 465, 473, and 493
  • Many courses have prerequisites that must be met prior to course enrolment. It is the student's responsibility to ensure that these prerequisites are met. Students will not be permitted to take a course and its prerequisite(s) in the same term
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