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As a student from one of SFU Beedie’s international partner institutions, you can enrich your academic journey and complete a portion of your degree through an International Exchange at SFU Beedie. You'll gain valuable insights through cross-cultural collaboration and exposure to Canadian and global perspectives in business education.

To fulfill the exchange requirements, you must enroll in a minimum of three SFU Beedie business courses. You may also choose additional courses with business or from other departments, provided you meet the necessary prerequisites. Exchange students typically take between three and up to five courses, totaling approximately 9–15 SFU units (equivalent to 18–30 ECTS credits). Please note that at SFU, economics courses are offered by a separate department and are not counted toward your requirement to take a minimum of three SFU Beedie business courses.

Explore all available courses through the SFU Calendar. As an exchange student from an SFU Beedie partner school, you have access to all undergraduate business courses for which you meet the prerequisites, except those listed on the Inbound Restrictions and Considerations. Undergraduate courses are indicated with course codes 100–499. 100–299 course codes reflect introductory or lower division courses; 300–499 course codes reflect advanced or upper division courses. Please note that individual departments may impose their own restrictions and you should review the Inbound Restrictions and Considerations for each department before requesting courses.

SFU Beedie offers the Beedie Abroad Network, which provides social and cultural programming, academic mentorship, and connections to undergraduate SFU Beedie students and the SFU community. International exchange students will automatically be introduced to this program and it’s mentors in their exchange term.

SFU Services for Exchange Students Exchange students have full access to all SFU facilities, including libraries, computer labs, and sports facilities.

• : Get help with academic writing, study strategies, and learning skills through one-on-one consultations, workshops, and online resources in a collaborative, supportive environment.
• Health & Counselling Services: Access health clinics, individual or group wellness sessions, and self-guided resources—available in person, online, or by phone, free for all students.
• Centre for Accessible Learning (CAL): Receive academic accommodations and support if you have a disability, with a dedicated Disability Access Advisor and a safe, confidential space to learn about accessibility.
• International Services for Students: Offers a wide variety of services for new and prospective students to SFU.

At 91ÅÝܽ, we strive to create a community where everyone feels welcome, safe, and valued. We offer support for students from all backgrounds, including health resources and programs that celebrate diversity and foster cross-cultural understanding. We are committed to equity, accessibility, and inclusion, continuously learning and growing to ensure every student can thrive and belong. Learn more about SFU’s EDI initiatives.