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University of British Columbia - Vancouver Campus course	uSask course
ANTH 100 INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY	ANTH 111.3
ANTH 220 FIRST NATIONS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA	INDG 265.3
ANTH 418 ANTHROPOLOGICAL STATISTICS	STAT 244.3
APBI 200 INTRODUCTION TO SOIL SCIENCE	EVSC 220.3
ARTH 225 ART IN EUROPE TO THE 16TH CENTURY	ARTH SR. 3
ASTR 101 INTRODUCTION TO THE SOLAR SYSTEM	ASTR JR. 3
ASTR 102 INTRODUCTION TO THE STARS AND GALAXIES	ASTR JR. 3
ATSC 113 APPLIED METEIOROLOGY	GEOG JR. 3
BIOCH 202 INTRO TO MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY	BMSC 200.3
BIOCH 202 & 302 MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY & GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY	BMSC 200.3 & 230.3
BIOCH 302 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY	BIOC JR. 3
BIOL 112 BIOLOGY OF THE CELL	BIOL JR. 3
BIOL 112, 121 & 140 BIOLOGY OF THE CELL, GENETICS, EVOLUTION & ECOLOGY. LAB	BIOL 120.3 & 121.3
BIOL 121 GENETICS, EVOLUTION, & ECOLOGY	BIOL JR. 3
BIOL 121 & BIOL 140 (LAB) GENETICS, EVOLUTION & ECOLOGY, LAB	BIOL 120.3
BIOL 153 HUMAN BIOLOGY	PHSI 208.6
BIOL 155 HUMAN BIOLOGY	PHSI 208.6
BIOL 200 FUNDAMENTALS OF CELL BIOLOGY	BMSC 220.3
BIOL 201 INTRODUCTION TO BIOCHEMISTRY	BMSC 200.3
BIOL 201 + BIOC 302 INTRODUCTION TO BIOCHEMISTRY/GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY	BMSC 200 + BMSC 230
BIOL 204 VERTEBRATE STRUCTURE & FUNCTION	BIOL 361.3
BIOL 205 COMPARATIVE INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY	BIOL SR. 3
BIOL 210 VASCULAR PLANTS	BIOL 222.3
BIOL 230 FUNDAMENTALS OF ECOLOGY	BIOL 223.3
BIOL 300 FUNDAMENTAL BIOSTATISTICS	STAT 244.3
BIOL 304 FUNDAMENTALS OF ECOLOGY	BIOL 228.3
BIOL 306 ADVANCED ECOLOGY	BIOL 373.3
BIOL 321 INTRO TO BRYOPHYTES	BIOL SR. 3 (200-LEVEL)
BIOL 335 MOLECULAR GENETICS	BIOL SR. 3
BIOL 351 PLANT PHYSIOLOGY	BIOL 331.3
CAPS 301 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY	PHSI 208.6
CAPS 301 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY	PHSI 208.6
CHEM 111 STRUCTURE, BONDING, & EQUILIBRIUM IN CHEMISTRY	CHEM 112.3
CHEM 121 STRUCTURE & BONDING IN CHEMISTRY	CHEM 112.3
CHEM 123 THERMODYNAMICS, KINETICS, & ORGANIC CHEMISTRY	CHEM JR. 3
CHEM 203 INTRODUCTION TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY	CHEM JR. 3
CHEM 211 INTRODUCTION TO CHEMICAL ANALYSIS	CHEM SR. 3
CHEM 233 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY FOR BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES	CHEM JR. 3
CHEM 233 + 235 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY FOR BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES & LAB	CHEM 250.3
CLST 301 THE TECHNICAL TERMS OF MEDICAL & BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE	CLAS 103.3
CNPS 427 GUIDANCE: PLANNING AND DECISION-MAKING	EPSE UNSP.3
COMM 101 BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS	COMM 101.3
COMM 203 MANAGING THE EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP	COMM 211.3
COMM 204 LOGISTICS & OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT	COMM 205.3
COMM 290 INTRODUCTION TO QUANTITATIVE DECISION MAKING	COMM 104.3
COMM 291 APPLICATION OF STATISTICS IN BUSINESS	COMM 207.3
COMM 292 MANAGEMENT & ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR	COMM 105.3
COMM 293 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING	COMM 201.3
COMM 296 INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING	COMM 204.3
CONS 340 INTRO TO GIS	GEOG 322.3
ECON 101 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS	ECON 111.3
ECON 102 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS	ECON 114.3
ENGL 110 APPROACHES TO LITERATURE	ENG JR. 3
ENGL 223 LITERATURE IN THE UNITED STATES	ENG SR. 3
ENGL 227 PROSE FICTION	ENGL SR. 3
EOSC 110 THE SOLID EARTH: A DYNAMIC PLANET	GEOL 121.3
EOSC 112 THE FLUID EARTH: ATMOSPHERE & OCEAN	GEOL JR. 3
EOSC 114 THE CATASTROPHIC EARTH: NATURAL DISASTERS	GEOL JR. 3
EOSC 116 MEZOZOIC EARTH: TIME OF THE DINSOSAURS	GEOL JR. 3
EOSC 118 EARTH'S TREASURES: GOLD AND GEMS	GEOL JR. 3
EOSC 212 TOPICS IN THE EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCES	GEOL 206.3
EOSC 220 INTRODUCTORY MINEROLOGY	GEOL 224.3
EOSC 221 INTRODUCTORY PETROLOGY	GEOL 226.3
EOSC 223 FIELD TECHNIQUES	GEOL 308.3
EPSE 317 DEVELOPMENT & EXCEPTIONALITY IN THE CLASSROOM	ESPE 390.3
FMST 210 FAMILY CONTEXT OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT	XSSC JR. 3
FMST 312 PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS	XSSC SR. 3
FNH 250 NUTRITION CONCEPTS & CONTROVERSIES	NUTR 120.3
FREN 101 BEGINNERS' FRENCH I	FREN 103.3
FREN 102 BEGINNERS' FRENCH II	FREN JR. 3
FREN 111 ELEMENTARY FRENCH I	FREN 122.3
FREN 112 ELEMENTARY FRENCH II	FREN JR. 3
GEOG 121 GEOGRAPHY, ENVIRONMENT, & GLOBALIZATION	GEOG JR. 3
GEOG 122 GEOGRAPHY, MODERNITY, & GLOBALIZATION	GEOG JR. 3
HIST 101 WORLD HISTORY TO OCEANIC CONTACT	HIST JR. 6
HIST 102 WORLD HISTORY FROM 1500 TO 20TH CENTURY	HIST JR. 6
HIST 103 WORLD HISTORY SINCE 1900	HIST JR. 6
HIST 237A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES	1/2 OF HIST 270.6
HIST 369 EUROPE, 1900-1950	1/2 OF HIST 229.6
KIN 103 ACTIVE HEALTH	KIN UNSP. 3
KIN 151 BIOMECHANICS I	KIN 222.3
KIN 161 LEISURE & SPORT IN SOCIETY	KIN 232.3
KIN 230 HUMAN MOTOR BEHAVIOUR I	KIN UNSP. 3
KIN 231 SPORT & EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY	KIN 231.3
KIN 261 HEALTH POLICY & SOCIETY	KIN UNSP. 3
KIN 360 SPORT, PEACE, & CONFLICT	KIN UNSP. 3
KIN 373 RESEARCH METHODS IN KINESIOLOGY	KIN 380.3
KIN 375 EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY II	KIN 226.3
KIN 464 HEALTH PROMOTION & PHYSICAL ACTIVITY	KIN UNSP. 3
LATN 101 FIRST-YEAR LATIN I	LATN JR. 3
LATN 102 FIRST-YEAR LATIN II	LATN JR. 3
LING 100 INTRODUCTION TO LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS	LING JR. 3
LING 101 LANGUAGES OF THE WORLD	LING JR. 3
MATH 100 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS WITH APPLICATIONS TO PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING	MATH 123.3
MATH 101 INTEGRAL CALCULUS WITH APPLICATIONS TO PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING	MATH 124.3
MATH 102 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS WITH APPLICATIONS TO LIFE SCIENCES	MATH 125.3
MATH 103 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS WITH APPLICATIONS TO LIFE SCIENCES	MATH 128.3
MATH 104 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS WITH APPLICATIONS TO COMMERCE AND SOCIAL SCEINCES	MATH 121.3
MATH 105 INTEGRAL CALCULUS WITH APPLICATIONS TO COMMERCE & SOCIAL SCIENCES	MATH JR. 3
MATH 110 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS	MATH 102.3 & 110.3
MATH 120 HONOURS DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS	MATH 176.3
MATH 121 HONOURS INTEGRAL CALCULUS	MATH 116.3
MATH 152 LINEAR SYSTEMS	MATH 164.3
MATH 180 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS WITH PHYSICAL APPLICATIONS	MATH 123.3
MATH 184 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE & COMMERCE	MATH JR. 3
MATH 200 CALCULUS III	MATH 225.3
MATH 223 LINEAR ALGEBRA	MATH JR. 3
MICB 202 INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY	MICR 223.3 or 224.3
MICB 302 IMMUNOLOGY	MCIM 321.3
MICB 306 MOLECULAR VIROLOGY	MCIM 417.3
MICB 308 PARADIGMS IN BACTERIAL PATHOGENESIS	MCIM 425.3
MUSC 100 PRINCIPLES OF MUSICAL FORM	MUS JR. 3
MUSC 103 INTRODUCTION TO THE THEORY OF MUSIC	MUS JR. 3
MUSC 105 AURAL SKILLS I	MUS JR. 3
MUSC 106 AURAL SKILLS II	MUS JR. 3
MUSC 326A MUSIC APPRECIATION	MUS JR. 3
PHIL 100 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY	PHIL 110.6
PHIL 101 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY	PHIL JR. 3
PHIL 102 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY II	PHIL JR.3
PHIL 120 INTRODUCTION TO CRITICAL THINKING	PHIL 140.3
PHYS 100 INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS	NO CREDIT
PHYS 101 ENERGY AND WAVES	PHYS 115.3
PHYS 107 ENRICHED PHYSICS I	PHYS 115.3
PHYS 108 & 109 ENRICHED PHYSICS II, ENRICHED EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS	PHYS 125.3
PHYS 118 ELECTRICITY, LIGHT, & RADIATION	PHYS JR. 3
PHYS 170 MECHANICS I	PHYS JR. 3
POLI 100 INTRODUCTION TO POLITICS	POLS 112.3
POLI 101 THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA	POLS 111.3
POLI 220 INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS	POLS SR. 3
POLI 240 CURRENTS OF POLITICAL THOUGHT	POLS SR. 3
PSYC 101 INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGICAL & COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY	PSY 120.3
PSYC 102 INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENTAL, SOCIAL, PERSONALITY, & CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY	PSY 121.3
PSYC 208 CONTEMPORARY TOPICS IN SOCIAL, DEVELOPMENTAL, PERSONALITY, & CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY	PSY SR. 3
PSYC 217 RESEARCH METHODS	PSY SR. 3
PSYC 305A PERSONALITY PSYCHOLOGY	PSY 222.3
PSYC 307 CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY	PSY 224.3
PSYC 366 METHODS IN RESEARCH	PSY 498.3
RELG 101 INTRODUCTION TO THE WESTERN (ABRAHAMIC) RELIGIONS RELIGIONS: JUDAISM, CHRISTIANITY, AND ISLAM	RLST JR. 3
RUSS 101 BASIC RUSSIAN I	RUSS JR. 3
RUSS 102 BASIC RUSSIAN II	RUSS JR. 3
SCIE 113 FIRST YEAR SEMINAR IN SCIENCE	XAR JR. 3
SOCI 200 SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY	SOC SR. 3
SPAN 101 BEGINNERS' SPANISH I	SPAN 114.3
SPAN 102 BEGINNERS' SPANISH II	SPAN JR. 3
SPAN 201 & 202 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I & II	SPAN 117.3
STAT 200 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS FOR APPLICATIONS	STAT 244.3
STAT 203 STATISTICAL METHODS	STAT JR. 3
STAT 251 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS	STAT JR. 3
THTR 120 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE	DRAM JR. 3
THTR 130 INTRODUCTION TO STAGE ACTING	DRAM JR. 3
VISA 180 FOUNDATION STUDIO: APPROACHES TO MEDIA	ART JR. 3
VISA 183 FOUNDATION STUDIO: IDEAS AS PRACTICE I	ART JR. 3
VISA 220 DRAWING	ART JR. 3

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The information contained on this page may change at any time without notice. Transfer credit is at the discretion of the receiving institution. A course equivalence does not mean an automatic credit. Some of the reasons why credit may not be granted by an institution are:

• A course may not fit a program.
• Some institutions require a minimum number of courses to be completed at that institution (residence).
• Some academic units require a minimum grade in order to grant credit.
• Some academic units will not credit courses taken more than 5 (or 8, or 10) years previously.

Students who are already working towards a degree program and who want to take courses from another institution must request a letter of permission from their home institution to ensure they receive credit.

This listing is not comprehensive.