The Exchange Program offers the experience of developing employability skills, globalizing classroom content, and expanding networks.
The exchange program is offered to certain faculties and departments. As a degree seeking student, you must ensure that you are eligible for the exchange program with your faculty or division, and degree. The following Faculties are pre-approved for exchange:
- Faculty of Arts & Science (St. George campus)
- University of Toronto at Scarborough
- University of Toronto at Mississauga
- Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design
- Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work
- Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering
- Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Music
- Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing
- School of Graduate Studies
Please note that access to graduate courses are not guaranteed and require special permission from the graduate program. Please consult the Student Exchange Program before applying.
The applicant must:
- Be a degree seeking student (undergraduate or graduate)
- Have a CGPA of at least 2.25 or B for graduates
- Have completed at least 4.0 credits by the time you go on exchange
There may be language requirements for your exchange program. Check out the experience page for further information.
Your faculty or department may need to issue an approval before application or departure. For specific departments or faculties, you may need certain requirements prior to departure.
Contact your faculty or department office, or contact us for further questions.
If you require accessibility assistance, we will help you find an exchange opportunity that suits your needs. You will be introduced to programs in institutions that meet your accommodation requirements. We encourage you to contact CIE and your Accessibility Officer with detailed information so that we can help you plan for your exchange program.
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Summer Research Exchange Program: Dec. 3, 2018
Fall/Full Year (and select summer/winter 2020): Jan. 14, 2019 *Application deadline extended to January 16, 2019*
Summer Exchange: Feb. 25, 2019
Winter Exchange: Apr. 1, 2019
CIE REVIEW (APPLICATIONS)
It takes up to 8 weeks from the application deadline for the CIE to review and respond.
CONDITIONAL NOMINATION
Follow the next steps of the process and apply to the host institution of your interest.
SAFETY ABROAD (WORKSHOPS)
Learn more about Safety Abroad procedures and mandatory workshop prior to departure.
In order to apply for your exchange program, you will need to follow these steps:
- Choose your destinations and prepare a list of courses you are interested in taking at the host institutions
- Upload additional documents
– Resume (for assistance, please visit the Career Exploration and Education Centre)
– SGS Approval Form (for all graduate students)
– Combined Program Student Approval Form (for Law students in a combined program only)
– Interim Grade Report (for students who have completed less than 4.0 credits and students who want to factor in-progress Y courses to meet requirements)
- Answer questions about your motivations for studying abroad
- You will have the option to apply for funding. Provide us with additional information on your current situation, your parents’ and your personal resources, and any additional information that would support your application.
Extending or shortening your stay
If you wish to extend or shorten your stay, please contact the Student Exchange Program to discuss the necessary steps and timelines.
De-registration from ROSI
CIE maintains your registration on ROSI while you are away. If you notice that you’ve been un-enrolled or de-registered, or that there is a mistake on your record, contact Student Exchange Program.
Keep your course documents
Detailed course syllabi or outlines, graded assignments or tests, independent study project papers, language workbooks, etc. may all be useful in obtaining transfer credit for the classes you take while abroad. If you are concerned about these documents weighing down your luggage, consider shipping them by sea or scanning them and keeping electronic copies.
Drop in Hours
Interested in Outbound Exchange? Come to our drop in hours!
Monday: 10am to 12noon, 2pm-4pm
Tuesday: 1-3pm
Wednesday: 10am to 12noon, 2pm-4pm
Thursday: 1-3pm
Friday: 10am to 12noon, 2pm-4pm
Location: Cumberland House, 33 St. George St.
Email any inquiries to: learning.abroad@utoronto.ca
- ELIGIBILITY
-
The exchange program is offered to certain faculties and departments. As a degree seeking student, you must ensure that you are eligible for the exchange program with your faculty or division, and degree. The following Faculties are pre-approved for exchange:
- Faculty of Arts & Science (St. George campus)
- University of Toronto at Scarborough
- University of Toronto at Mississauga
- Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design
- Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work
- Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering
- Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Music
- Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing
- School of Graduate Studies
Please note that access to graduate courses are not guaranteed and require special permission from the graduate program. Please consult the Student Exchange Program before applying.
The applicant must:
- Be a degree seeking student (undergraduate or graduate)
- Have a CGPA of at least 2.25 or B for graduates
- Have completed at least 4.0 credits by the time you go on exchange
There may be language requirements for your exchange program. Check out the experience page for further information.
Your faculty or department may need to issue an approval before application or departure. For specific departments or faculties, you may need certain requirements prior to departure.
Contact your faculty or department office, or contact us for further questions.
If you require accessibility assistance, we will help you find an exchange opportunity that suits your needs. You will be introduced to programs in institutions that meet your accommodation requirements. We encourage you to contact CIE and your Accessibility Officer with detailed information so that we can help you plan for your exchange program.
- TIMELINE
-
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Summer Research Exchange Program: Dec. 3, 2018
Fall/Full Year (and select summer/winter 2020): Jan. 14, 2019 *Application deadline extended to January 16, 2019*
Summer Exchange: Feb. 25, 2019
Winter Exchange: Apr. 1, 2019
CIE REVIEW (APPLICATIONS)
It takes up to 8 weeks from the application deadline for the CIE to review and respond.
CONDITIONAL NOMINATION
Follow the next steps of the process and apply to the host institution of your interest.
SAFETY ABROAD (WORKSHOPS)
Learn more about Safety Abroad procedures and mandatory workshop prior to departure.
- APPLY
-
In order to apply for your exchange program, you will need to follow these steps:
- Choose your destinations and prepare a list of courses you are interested in taking at the host institutions
- Upload additional documents
– Resume (for assistance, please visit the Career Exploration and Education Centre)
– SGS Approval Form (for all graduate students)
– Combined Program Student Approval Form (for Law students in a combined program only)
– Interim Grade Report (for students who have completed less than 4.0 credits and students who want to factor in-progress Y courses to meet requirements)
- Answer questions about your motivations for studying abroad
- You will have the option to apply for funding. Provide us with additional information on your current situation, your parents’ and your personal resources, and any additional information that would support your application.
- While abroad
-
Extending or shortening your stay
If you wish to extend or shorten your stay, please contact the Student Exchange Program to discuss the necessary steps and timelines.
De-registration from ROSI
CIE maintains your registration on ROSI while you are away. If you notice that you’ve been un-enrolled or de-registered, or that there is a mistake on your record, contact Student Exchange Program.
Keep your course documents
Detailed course syllabi or outlines, graded assignments or tests, independent study project papers, language workbooks, etc. may all be useful in obtaining transfer credit for the classes you take while abroad. If you are concerned about these documents weighing down your luggage, consider shipping them by sea or scanning them and keeping electronic copies.
- Contact Us
-
Drop in Hours
Interested in Outbound Exchange? Come to our drop in hours!
Monday: 10am to 12noon, 2pm-4pm
Tuesday: 1-3pm
Wednesday: 10am to 12noon, 2pm-4pm
Thursday: 1-3pm
Friday: 10am to 12noon, 2pm-4pm
Location: Cumberland House, 33 St. George St.
Email
Email any inquiries to: learning.abroad@utoronto.ca