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Die University of California Santa Barbara (UCSB) wurde 1891 zunächst als Anna Blake School gegründet, 1909 zum Santa Barbara State Teachers College, schloss sich 1944 dem University of California-Verbund an und erhielt 1958 schließlich ihren heutigen Namen.
Sie ist sowohl bekannt für ihre exzellenten Forschungsleistungen als auch für ihre qualitativ hochwertige Lehre, in deren Rahmen Fähigkeiten wie Kreativität, eigenständiges Denken und kritisches Hinterfragen besonders gefördert werden sollen.
Die Universität besteht aus fünf Hauptcolleges in den Bereichen Creative Studies, Engineering, Letters and Science, Environmental Science and Management sowie Education. An den vielen Studiengängen, die aus dem Bereich Education stammen, kann man immer noch die Ursprünge als Teachers College erkennen. Am beliebtesten sind aber momentan die Fächer Biological Sciences, Economics und Psychology.
Alle Lehrkräfte, die zum festen Lehrkörper gehören, besitzen einen Doktortitel oder einen vergleichbaren Abschluss. Sechs von ihnen sind sogar Nobelpreisträger und wurden mit dem begehrten Nobelpreis ausgezeichnet.
Internationale Studenten können an der University of California Santa Barbara über College Contact unter anderem Auslandssemester oder Summer Sessions belegen und sich so für einen gewissen Zeitraum an dieser renommierten amerikanischen Universität einschreiben.
Fakten
Gründungsjahr: 1891
Hochschultyp: Staatliche Hochschule
Anzahl Studenten: Gesamt 22000 , 19100 Undergraduate, 2800 Postgraduate, International 900
Akkreditierungen:
- WSCUC (WASC Senior Association of Schools and Colleges)
Studienjahr:
Das Studienjahr an der University of California Santa Barbara ist in drei Quarter unterteilt. Im Sommer werden außerdem Summer Sessions angeboten.
Winter Quarter 2019: 04.01.2019 - 22.03.2019
Spring Quarter 2019: 29.03.2019 - 14.06.2019
Summer Quarter 2019: Ende Juni 2019 - Mitte September 2019
Fall Quarter 2019: Mitte September 2019 - Mitte Dezember 2019
Studienprogramme
Kursverzeichnisse
Über die folgenden Links gelangt ihr zum Kurskatalog und ggf. Stundenplan dieser Hochschule. Während der Kurskatalog vor allem einen Gesamtüberblick der angebotenen Studiengänge und ihres Curriculums liefert, findet ihr im Stundenplan die in den einzelnen Semestern tatsächlich angebotenen Kurse. Für Fragen zum Kursangebot stehen wir euch natürlich immer gern zur Verfügung.
Campus
Die Lage der University of California Santa Barbara ist geradezu spektakulär: Ihr rund 400 Hektar großer Campus liegt etwa eine halbe Stunde außerhalb von Downtown Santa Barbara direkt am Pazifischen Ozean und ist an drei Seiten von Wasser umgeben. Die Universität besitzt daher sogar einen eigenen Strand und eine eigene Lagune. Das Gelände selbst ist sehr grün, weitläufig angelegt und von etlichen Radwegen durchzogen.
Mitten auf dem Campus befindet sich der gut 50 Meter hohe Storke Tower mit Aussichtsplattform, von der aus man den ganzen Campus überblicken kann. Er ist das höchste Gebäude im Santa Barbara County.
Da viele Studenten direkt auf dem Campus oder in der angrenzenden Gemeinde Isla Vista leben, gibt es an der UCSB ein sehr aktives Campusleben. Das University Center ist ein beliebter Treffpunkt. Hier gibt es einen Buchladen, Restaurants einen Konzertsaal und das „Multicultural Center“, in dem regelmäßig Vorträge, Filmabende, Lesungen und andere kulturelle Veranstaltungen stattfinden.
Wohnen
Internationale Studenten können während ihres Aufenthaltes an der University of California Santa Barbara entweder auf dem Campus oder in einer Unterkunft außerhalb leben.
Folgende Unterkunftsmöglichkeiten stehen zur Auswahl:
- Studentenwohnheim
- Apartment auf dem Campus
- Private Apartments / Hotels
Die konkrete Verfügbarkeit der einzelnen Unterkunftsmöglichkeiten kann je nach Studienprogramm variieren. Detaillierte Informationen findet ihr über die Links oder in der "Gratisbroschüre" zum jeweiligen Programm. Für Fragen stehen wir euch gern zur Verfügung.
Die Hochschulstadt Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara wird auch als "Amerikanische Riviera" bezeichnet, denn neben ihrem mediterranen Klima bietet die zwischen den Ynez Mountains und dem Pazifik gelegene Stadt auch einen hohen Lebensstandard. Nicht zuletzt durch dieses warme Klima ist Santa Barbara zu einem der besten Weinanbaugebiete aufgestiegen. Entlang der State Street in Richtung Downtown gibt es Gelegenheit zum Shoppen, aber man kann sich auch kulturell beschäftigen und Theater, Konzerte und Museen besuchen.
Eine andere Art der Freizeitgestaltung bieten Nachtclubs, Restaurants oder Festivals; darüber hinaus lassen sich an den weiten Sandstränden und im Pazifik alle möglichen Arten von (Wasser-) Sport betreiben. Es gibt in der Stadt keine hoch gebauten Häuser, sondern lediglich elegante kleine Hotels und andere Gebäude, und fast jede Straße ist umrahmt von Palmen und blühenden Büschen.
Sehenswert ist außerdem El Presidio de Santa Barbara, ein alter mexikanisch-spanischer Stadtteil rund um die Festung Fernald Mansion. Jeden Sonntag findet außerdem die Arts and Crafts Show statt, bei der Künstler und Handwerker entlang des Cabrillo Boulevard ihre Fähigkeiten unter Beweis stellen.
Aktuellste News zur Hochschule
THE World Universities Ranking 2019: 14 Partnerhochschulen unter den besten 100 Hochschulen der Welt
Das international renommierte Times Higher Education (THE) World University Ranking hat seine neue Rangliste für 2019 veröffentlicht! Voller Stolz können wir euch mitteilen, dass 14 unserer Partnerhochschulen unter den 100 Besten vertreten sind. Gerade unsere US-amerikanischen Partnerhochschulen verbuchen dabei einige Erfolge.
Traumhochschule gefunden?
Ansonsten haben wir noch viele weitere Hochschulen im Angebot, schau einfach mal rein! Wir beraten dich gern zu deinen Studienmöglichkeiten im Ausland.
Studienprogramme
Beschreibung
Das Semesterprogramm UIP (University Immersion Program) an der University of California Santa Barbara ermöglicht seinen Teilnehmern für einen Zeitraum von ein bis drei Trimestern eine freie, trimester- und fachbereichsübergreifende Kursauswahl aus allen Universitätskursen der an der UCSB angebotenen Bachelor- und Masterstudiengänge.
Über die Aufnahme in die einzelnen Kurse entscheiden als letzte Instanz die Professoren vor Ort basierend auf den verfügbaren Plätzen in den Kursen und den individuellen Vorkenntnissen der Bewerber.
Betreut und verwaltet wird das Semesterprogramm durch die UC Santa Barbara Division of Professional and Continuing Education, da diese die meiste Erfahrung mit der Betreuung internationaler Studenten besitzt und auch - wenn erforderlich - unterstützende Sprachkurse anbieten kann.
Die UCSB bietet eine große Auswahl an Studiengängen aus vielen Fachrichtungen. Zu den beliebtesten Fächern gehören Business Economics, Psychology, English, Communication, Mechanical Engineering, Political Science, Biochemistry und History.
Gebühren
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Winter Quarter 2019Tuition (Undergraduate)3000,00 USDTuition (Graduate)2360,00 USDProgram Fee1275,00 USDStudent Services Fee920,00 USDApplication Fee200,00 USD
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Spring Quarter 2019Tuition (Undergraduate)3000,00 USDTuition (Graduate)2360,00 USDProgram Fee1275,00 USDStudent Services Fee920,00 USDApplication Fee200,00 USD
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Summer Quarter 2019Tuition (Undergraduate)3000,00 USDTuition (Graduate)2360,00 USDProgram Fee1275,00 USDStudent Services Fee920,00 USDApplication Fee200,00 USD
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Fall Quarter 2019Tuition (Undergraduate)3000,00 USDTuition (Graduate)2360,00 USDProgram Fee1275,00 USDStudent Services Fee920,00 USDApplication Fee200,00 USD
In den Studiengebühren sind 12 Undergraduate- bzw. 8 Graduate Units enthalten.
Finanzierungsmöglichkeiten
Wer mindestens zwei Trimester an der UC Santa Barbara studiert, kann einen Antrag auf Auslands-BAföG stellen. Im Falle einer Förderzusage wird Studierenden ein Teil der Studiengebühren erlassen, genauer gesagt, bis zu EUR 4600. Zur Förderung gehört auch ein Zuschlag zu den Reisekosten, den Lebenshaltungskosten und der Krankenversicherung.
Ein Stipendium kann das studentische Portemonnaie ebenfalls entlasten. College Contact vergibt regelmäßig fachbezogene Teilstipendien für ein Auslandssemester in Höhe von je EUR 1000.
Voraussetzungen
Bewerber für das Semesterprogramm der UCSB müssen das Abitur oder Fachabitur besitzen und ausreichend gute Englischkenntnisse nachweisen.
Dies geschieht in der Regel durch einen standardisierten Sprachtest wie den TOEFL oder IELTS. Alternativ kann ein DAAD Sprachzeugnis mit C1-Niveau eingereicht werden.
Wenn im TOEFL iBT die geforderte Mindestpunktzahl von 80 Punkten erreicht wird, das Ergebnis in einem oder mehreren Teilbereichen jedoch unter 20 Punkten liegt, kann die Bewerbung trotzdem akzeptiert werden. In diesen Fällen ist jedoch die parallele Belegung von Englischkursen in den zu niedrig bewerteten Teilbereichen während des ersten Trimesters an der UCSB verpflichtend. Gleiches gilt bei einem DAAD-Sprachzeugnis, in dem nicht in allen Teilbereichen C1-Niveau ausgewiesen wurde.
Die Englischkurse können je nach Wunsch entweder einen Teil der Unikurse ersetzen oder aber zusätzlich zu ihnen belegt werden. Im letzteren Fall erhöhen sich allerdings die Studiengebühren um die Kosten für die Englischkurse (ca. US$ 295-540).
Die Sprachkenntnisse können durch eines der folgenden Testergebnisse bzw. Dokumente nachgewiesen werden:
| Undergraduate | Postgraduate | |
|---|---|---|
| DAAD Sprachtest | C1-Niveau | C1-Niveau |
| IELTS | 6.5 (kein Bereich unter 6.0) | 6.5 (kein Bereich unter 6.0) |
| TOEFL (internet-based) | 80 (kein Bereich unter 20) | 80 (kein Bereich unter 20) |
Der Sprachnachweis kann nicht nachgereicht werden.
Studiengänge/Kurse
Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
- Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology - Biological Emphasis
- Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology - Cultural Emphasis
- Bachelor of Arts in Art
- Bachelor of Arts in Art History
- Bachelor of Arts in Art History - Architecture and Environment Emphasis
- Bachelor of Arts in Asian American Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Biological Sciences
- Bachelor of Arts in Biology
- Bachelor of Arts in Black Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry
- Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry / Biochemistry
- Bachelor of Arts in Chicana and Chicano Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Chinese
- Bachelor of Arts in Classics - Classical Archaeology Emphasis
- Bachelor of Arts in Classics - Classical Language & Literature Emphasis
- Bachelor of Arts in Classics - Greek & Roman Emphasis
- Bachelor of Arts in Communication
- Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature - Foreign Language
- Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature - Interdisciplinary
- Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science - Computational Biology
- Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science - Computational Economics
- Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science - Computational Geography
- Bachelor of Arts in Dance
- Bachelor of Arts in Earth Science
- Bachelor of Arts in Economics
- Bachelor of Arts in Economics & Accounting
- Bachelor of Arts in Economics - Mathematics
- Bachelor of Arts in English
- Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Feminist Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Film and Media Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in French
- Bachelor of Arts in Geography
- Bachelor of Arts in Geography - Geographic Information Science
- Bachelor of Arts in German
- Bachelor of Arts in Global Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in History
- Bachelor of Arts in History of Public Policy
- Bachelor of Arts in Individual
- Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Italian Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Japanese
- Bachelor of Arts in Japanese - High Proficiency
- Bachelor of Arts in Language, Culture & Society
- Bachelor of Arts in Latin American and Iberian Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics
- Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics - Chinese
- Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics - English
- Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics - French
- Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics - German
- Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics - Japanese
- Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics - Slavic
- Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics - Spanish
- Bachelor of Arts in Literature
- Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics
- Bachelor of Arts in Medieval Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Middle East Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Music
- Bachelor of Arts in Music - Composition
- Bachelor of Arts in Music - Ethnomusicology Emphasis
- Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy - Core Philosophy,
- Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy - Ethics & Public Policy
- Bachelor of Arts in Physics
- Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
- Bachelor of Arts in Political Science - Public Service
- Bachelor of Arts in Portuguese
- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
- Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Renaissance Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Slavic Languages and Literatures
- Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
- Bachelor of Arts in Spanish
- Bachelor of Arts in Statistical Science
- Bachelor of Arts in Theater
- Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance
- Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theater - Acting
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Accompanying
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Bassoon
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Cello
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Clarinet
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Composition
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Double Bass
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Flute
- Bachelor of Music in Music - French Horn
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Oboe
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Percussion
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Piano
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Trombone
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Trumpet
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Tuba
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Viola
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Violin
- Bachelor of Music in Music - Voice
- Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science
- Bachelor of Science in Aquatic Biology
- Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry
- Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry - Molecular Biology
- Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences
- Bachelor of Science in Biopsychology
- Bachelor of Science in Cell and Developmental Biology
- Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
- Bachelor of Science in Chemistry / Biochemistry
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
- Bachelor of Science in Earth Science - Climate & Environment
- Bachelor of Science in Earth Science - Geohydrology
- Bachelor of Science in Earth Science - Geology
- Bachelor of Science in Earth Science - Geophysics
- Bachelor of Science in Earth Science - Paleobiology
- Bachelor of Science in Ecology and Evolution
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies
- Bachelor of Science in Financial Mathematics and Statistics
- Bachelor of Science in Geography - Physical Geography
- Bachelor of Science in Hydrologic Sciences and Policy - Biology and Ecology
- Bachelor of Science in Hydrologic Sciences and Policy - Physical & Chemical Policy
- Bachelor of Science in Hydrologic Sciences and Policy - Policy
- Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Sciences
- Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
- Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Microbiology
- Bachelor of Science in Pharmacology
- Bachelor of Science in Physics
- Bachelor of Science in Physiology
- Bachelor of Science in Statistical Science
- Bachelor of Science in Zoology
- Minor in American Indian and Indigenous Studies
- Minor in Anthropology
- Minor in Art History
- Minor in Asian American Studies
- Minor in Astronomy and Planetary Science
- Minor in Black Studies
- Minor in Chemistry
- Minor in Chinese
- Minor in Classics
- Minor in Comparative Literature
- Minor in Earth Science
- Minor in Education and Applied Psychology
- Minor in English
- Minor in Feminist Studies
- Minor in French
- Minor in German Studies
- Minor in Global Peace and Security
- Minor in History
- Minor in Italian Studies
- Minor in Japanese
- Minor in Jewish Studies
- Minor in Labor Studies
- Minor in Latin American and Iberian Studies
- Minor in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Studies
- Minor in Linguistics
- Minor in Mathematics
- Minor in Mathematics and Science Education
- Minor in Mathematics for High School Teaching
- Minor in Music
- Minor in Philosophy
- Minor in Physics
- Minor in Portuguese
- Minor in Professional Writing
- Minor in Russian
- Minor in Sociocultural Linguistics
- Minor in Spanish
- Minor in Spatial Studies
- Minor in Speech and Hearing Sciences
- Minor in Statistical Science
- Minor in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
- Minor in Theater
- Minor in Theater - Production and Design
- Minor in Women, Culture, and Development
Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Postgraduate
- Master of Arts in Anthropology - Global Studies
- Master of Arts in Anthropology - Human Development
- Master of Arts in Anthropology - Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences
- Master of Arts in Anthropology - Technology and Society
- Master of Arts in Anthropology - Women´s Studies
- Master of Arts in Applied Mathematics
- Master of Arts in Art History
- Master of Arts in Art History - Non-Western Art
- Master of Arts in Asian Studies
- Master of Arts in Asian Studies - East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies
- Master of Arts in Chemistry
- Master of Arts in Chicano Studies
- Master of Arts in Classics - Ancient History
- Master of Arts in Classics - Literature and Theory
- Master of Arts in Communication
- Master of Arts in Comparative Literature
- Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology
- Master of Arts in Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology
- Master of Arts in Education - Child and Adolescent Development
- Master of Arts in Education - Cultural Perspectives of Education
- Master of Arts in Education - Educational Leadership and Organizations
- Master of Arts in Education - Research Methodology
- Master of Arts in Education - Special Education, Disabilities and Risk Studies
- Master of Arts in Education - Teaching and Learning
- Master of Arts in English
- Master of Arts in Film and Media Studies
- Master of Arts in French
- Master of Arts in Geography
- Master of Arts in Germanic Languages and Literatures
- Master of Arts in Global and International Studies
- Master of Arts in History
- Master of Arts in Latin American and Iberian Studies
- Master of Arts in Linguistics
- Master of Arts in Mathematics
- Master of Arts in Mathematics - Computational Science and Engineering
- Master of Arts in Media Arts and Technology - Electronic Music and Sound Design
- Master of Arts in Media Arts and Technology - Multimedia Engineering
- Master of Arts in Media Arts and Technology - Visual and Spatial Arts
- Master of Arts in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology
- Master of Arts in Music - Composition
- Master of Arts in Music - Ethnomusicology
- Master of Arts in Music - Musicology
- Master of Arts in Music - Theory
- Master of Arts in Philosophy
- Master of Arts in Physics
- Master of Arts in Political Science
- Master of Arts in Portuguese
- Master of Arts in Psychology
- Master of Arts in Religious Studies
- Master of Arts in Sociology
- Master of Arts in Spanish
- Master of Arts in Spanish and Portuguese
- Master of Arts in Speech and Hearing Sciences
- Master of Arts in Statistics
- Master of Arts in Theater
- Master of Education in School Psychology
- Master of Education in Teaching
- Master of Environmental Science and Management
- Master of Fine Arts in Art Studio
- Master of Music in Conducting
- Master of Music in Keyboard
- Master of Music in Piano Accompanying
- Master of Music in Strings
- Master of Music in Voice
- Master of Music in Woodwinds and Brass
- Master of Science in Biochemistry - Molecular Biology
- Master of Science in Chemical Engineering
- Master of Science in Chemical Engineering - Computational Science and Engineering
- Master of Science in Chemistry
- Master of Science in Computer Science
- Master of Science in Computer Science - Computational Science and Engineering
- Master of Science in Computer Science - Technology & Society
- Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering - Communications, Control, and Signal Processing
- Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering - Computer Engineering
- Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering - Electronics and Photonics
- Master of Science in Geological Sciences
- Master of Science in Geological Sciences - Computational Science and Engineering
- Master of Science in Geophysics
- Master of Science in Marine Science
- Master of Science in Materials
- Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering - Computational Science and Engineering
- Master of Science in Media Arts and Technology - Multimedia Engineering
Beschreibung
Die UC Santa Barbara hat während des Sommers die so genannten Summer Sessions im Programm.
Die Summer Sessions sind reguläre Universitätskurse, die sowohl für amerikanische als auch für internationale Studenten angeboten werden und den Lehrstoff der Kurse des Semesters in einem etwa sechswöchigen kompakten Kurs zusammenfassen. So können Kurse aus fast allen Fachbereichen gewählt werden, die auch während des Semesters stattfinden.
Gebühren
Weitere Informationen zu den Studiengebühren bietet der folgende Link:
Voraussetzungen
Bewerber für die Summer Sessions an der UCSB müssen das Abitur oder Fachabitur besitzen und ausreichend gute Englischkenntnisse nachweisen.
Dies geschieht in der Regel durch einen standardisierten Sprachtest wie den TOEFL oder IELTS.
Wenn im TOEFL iBT die geforderte Mindestpunktzahl von 80 Punkten erreicht wird, das Ergebnis in einem oder mehreren Teilbereichen jedoch unter 20 Punkten liegt, kann die Bewerbung trotzdem akzeptiert werden. In diesen Fällen ist jedoch die parallele Belegung von Englischkursen in den zu niedrig bewerteten Teilbereichen an der UCSB verpflichtend.
Die Englischkurse können je nach Wunsch entweder einen Teil der Unikurse ersetzen oder aber zusätzlich zu ihnen belegt werden. Im letzteren Fall erhöhen sich allerdings die Studiengebühren um die Kosten für die Englischkurse (ca. US$ 295-540).
Die Sprachkenntnisse können durch eines der folgenden Testergebnisse bzw. Dokumente nachgewiesen werden:
| Undergraduate | |
|---|---|
| IELTS | 6.5 |
| TOEFL (internet-based) | 80 |
Der Sprachnachweis kann nicht nachgereicht werden.
Studiengänge/Kurse
Session A (25.06.2018 - 04.08.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| Anthropology | ANTH 109 | Human Universals |
| Anthropology | ANTH 111 | The Anthropology of Food |
| Anthropology | ANTH 125 | Anthropology of Gender |
| Anthropology | ANTH 131 | North American Indians |
| Anthropology | ANTH 138TS | Archaeology of Egypt |
| Anthropology | ANTH 171 | Evolutionary Medicine |
| Anthropology | ANTH 2 | Introductory Cultural Anthropology |
| Art | ART 10 | Introduction to Painting |
| Art | ART 130 | Visual Arts as Culture |
| Art | ART 18 | Lower Division Drawing |
| Art | ART 1A | Visual Literacy |
| Asian American Studies | AS AM 100CC | Filipino Americans |
| Asian American Studies | AS AM 100FF | South Asian Americans |
| Asian American Studies | AS AM 157 | Asian Americans and Education |
| Asian American Studies | AS AM 2 | American Migration Since 1965: Asians and others in the United States |
| Asian American Studies | AS AM 5 | Introduction to Asian American Literature |
| Black Studies | BL ST 1 | Introduction to African-American Studies |
| Black Studies | BL ST 126 | Comparative Black Literature |
| Black Studies | BL ST 133 | Gender and Sexuality in Black Studies |
| Black Studies | BL ST 143 | Hip-Hop |
| Chemistry and Biochemistry | CHEM 173A | Advanced Inorganic Chemistry |
| Chicano/a Studies | CH ST 149 | Body, Culture, and Power |
| Chicano/a Studies | CH ST 168B | History of the Chicano |
| Chicano/a Studies | CH ST 178A | Global Migration, Transnationalism in Chicana/o Contexts |
| Chicano/a Studies | CH ST 180 | Survey of Chicano Literature |
| Chicano/a Studies | CH ST 183 | Border Narrative |
| Chicano/a Studies | CH ST 189 | Immigration and the U.S. Border |
| Chicano/a Studies | CH ST 1A | Introduction to Chicano/a Studies: History |
| Chicano/a Studies | CH ST 1B | Introduction to Chicano/a Studies: Gender |
| Chicano/a Studies | CH ST 1C | Introduction to Chicano/a Studies |
| Classics | CLASS 40 | Greek Mythology |
| Communication | COMM 111 | Nonverbal Communication in Human Interaction |
| Communication | COMM 117 | Persuasion |
| Communication | COMM 178 | Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication |
| Communication | COMM 88 | Communication Research Methods |
| Communication | COMM 89 | Theories of Communication |
| Comparative Literature | C LIT 128A | Children's Literature |
| Comparative Literature | C LIT 170 | The Art of Translation |
| Comparative Literature | C LIT 27 | Memory: Bridging the Humanities and Neuroscience |
| Comparative Literature | C LIT 30A | Major Works in European Literature |
| Comparative Literature | C LIT 32 | Major Works of Middle Eastern Literatures |
| Counseling, Clinical and School Psychology | CNCSP 101 | Helping Relationships: Theory and Practice |
| Counseling, Clinical and School Psychology | CNCSP 102 | Research in Applied Psychology |
| Counseling, Clinical and School Psychology | CNCSP 110 | Introduction to Educational and Vocational Guidance |
| Earth Science | EARTH 118 | Summer Field Geology |
| Earth Science | EARTH 2 | Principles of Physical Geology |
| Earth Science | EARTH 4 | Introduction to Oceanography |
| Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology | EEMB 118 | Entomology |
| Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology | EEMB 120 | Introduction to Ecology |
| Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology | EEMB 127 | Plant Biology and Biodiversity |
| Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology | EEMB 146 | Biometry |
| Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology | EEMB 156 | Biology of Reproduction |
| Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology | EEMB 170 | Biology of the Marine-Land Interface |
| Economics | ECON 100B | Intermediate Microeconomic Theory |
| Economics | ECON 118 | Financial Accounting Analysis and Planning |
| Economics | ECON 136C | Intermediate Accounting |
| Economics | ECON 2 | Principles of Economics-Macro |
| Economics | ECON 3A | Financial Accounting |
| Education | ED 117M | Motivation and Learning for Academic Success |
| Education | ED 123 | Culture, Development, and Education |
| Education | ED 125 | Schooling in the U.S. |
| Education | ED 228A | Learners with Severe Disabilities: Skills Instruction |
| Education | ED 228B | Learners with Severe Disabilities: Communication |
| Engineering Science | ENGR 101 | Ethics in Engineering |
| English | ENGL 10 | Introduction to Literary Study |
| English | ENGL 101 | English Literature from the Medieval Period to 1650 |
| English | ENGL 102 | English and American Literature from 1650-1789 |
| English | ENGL 104A | American Literature from 1900 to Present |
| English | ENGL 122CC | Cultural Representations - Rhetoric of Climate Change |
| English | ENGL 134AA | Studies in the Literature of Cultural and Ethnic Communities in the United States: Asian American Literature |
| English | ENGL 15 | Introduction to Shakespeare |
| English | ENGL 192 | Science Fiction |
| English | ENGL 38B | Introduction to African-American Literature (Part II) |
| English | ENGL 50 | Introduction to U.S. Minority Literature |
| English for Multilingual Students | LING 12 | EMS: Approaches to University Writing for Multilingual Students |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 1 | Introduction to Environmental Studies |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 115 | Energy and the Environment |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 130A | Coupled Human and Natural Systems: Risks, Vulnerability, Resilience |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 132 | Human Behavior and Global Environment |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 160 | American Environmental Literature |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 188 | The Ethics of Human-Environment Relations |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 193GB | Green Building Design & Operations |
| Feminist Studies | FEMST 120 | Women's Labors |
| Feminist Studies | FEMST 80 | Introduction to LGBTQ Studies |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 104 | Production Technology |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 109EM | Topics in Film Production: Environment Media, Part A |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 115 | Sound Production |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 182 | Introduction to Environmental Media |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 188A | Basic Screenwriting |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 192FT | Topics in Film and Media Theory: Classical Film Theory |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 46 | Introduction to Cinema |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 96 | Advanced Film Analysis |
| French and Italian | FR 153D | Fantasy and the Fantastic |
| French and Italian | ITAL 20X | Introduction to Italian Culture |
| Geography | GEOG 165 | Waves and Tides in the Ocean |
| Geography | GEOG 3A | Oceans and Atmosphere |
| Geography | GEOG W 8 | Living with Global Warming ONLINE |
| Global Studies | GLOBL 1 | Global History, Culture and Ideology |
| History | HIST 123B | Europe in War and Revolution |
| History | HIST 135C | History of Russia |
| History | HIST 146 | History of the Modern Middle East |
| History | HIST 159B | Women in American History |
| History | HIST 164IB | American Immigration |
| History | HIST 17C | The American People (World War I to the Present) |
| History | HIST 4C | Western Civilization (1715 CE to Present) |
| History | HIST 5 | The History of the Present |
| History of Art and Architecture | ARTHI 136I | The City in History |
| History of Art and Architecture | ARTHI 148A | Contemporary Art History: 1960-2000 |
| History of Art and Architecture | ARTHI 6A | Art Survey I: Ancient Medieval Art |
| History of Art and Architecture | ARTHI 6E | Survey: Arts of Africa, Oceania, and Native North America |
| History of Art and Architecture | ARTHI 6F | Survey: Architecture and Planning |
| Linguistics | LING 70 | Language in Society |
| Mathematics | MATH 104A | Introduction Into Numerical Analysis |
| Mathematics | MATH 117 | Methods of Analysis |
| Mathematics | MATH 119A | Ordinary Differential Equations |
| Mathematics | MATH 122A | Introduction to Theory of Complex Variables |
| Mathematics | MATH 124A | Partial Dierential Equations |
| Mathematics | MATH 34A | Calculus for Social and Life Sciences |
| Mathematics | MATH 34B | Calculus for Social and Life Sciences |
| Mathematics | MATH 3A | Calculus with Applications, First Course |
| Mathematics | MATH 3B | Calculus with Applications, Second Course |
| Mathematics | MATH 4A | Linear Algebra with Applications |
| Mathematics | MATH 4B | Differential Equations |
| Mathematics | MATH 6A | Vector Calculus with Applications, First Course |
| Mathematics | MATH 6B | Vector Calculus with Applications, Second Course |
| Mechanical Engineering | ME 14 | Statics |
| Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology | MCDB 101A | Molecular Genetics I: Prokaryotes |
| Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology | MCDB 1A | Introductory Biology I |
| Music | MUS 11 | Fundamentals of Music |
| Music | MUS 114 | Music and Popular Culture in America |
| Music | MUS 15 | Music Appreciation |
| Music | MUS 17 | World Music |
| Office of Summer Sessions | INT 91 | Aquatic Science |
| Philosophy | PHIL 1 | Short Introduction to Philosophy |
| Philosophy | PHIL 100D | Philosophy of Mind |
| Philosophy | PHIL 112 | Philosophy of Religion |
| Philosophy | PHIL 180 | Philosophical Psychology |
| Physics | PHYS 101 | Complex Variables |
| Physics | PHYS 103 | Intermediate Mechanics |
| Physics | PHYS 115C | Quantum Mechanics |
| Physics | PHYS 6A | Introductory Physics |
| Physics | PHYS 6AL | Introductory Experimental Physics |
| Physics | PHYS 6C | Introductory Physics |
| Physics | PHYS 6CL | Introductory Experimental Physics |
| Political Science | POL S 1 | Introduction to Political Philosophy |
| Political Science | POL S 106RP | Special Topics in Political Science |
| Political Science | POL S 124 | International Organization |
| Political Science | POL S 151 | Voting and Elections |
| Political Science | POL S 158 | Power in Washington |
| Political Science | POL S 173 | Media and Politics in Comparative and Historical Perspective |
| Political Science | POL S 6 | Introduction to Comparative Politics |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 102 | Introduction to Social Psychology |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 105 | Developmental Psychology |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 108 | Introduction to Cognitive Psychology |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 10A | Research Methods in Psychology |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 111 | Basic Concepts in Biopsychology |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 124 | Educational Psychology |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 145 | Cognitive Science of Supernatural Concepts |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 146 | Psychology of Human Mating |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 149 | Social Psychology of Close Relationships |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 1 | Introduction to the Study of Religion |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 12 | Religious Approaches to Death |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 133B | From Superman to Spiegelman: The Jewish Graphic Novel |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 21 | Zen Buddhism |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 25 | Global Catholicism Today |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 3 | Introduction to Asian Religious |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 31 | The Religions of Tibet |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 4 | Introduction to Buddhism |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 7 | Introduction to American Religion |
| Sociology | SOC 1 | Introduction to Sociology |
| Sociology | SOC 108C | Methods of Cultural Analysis |
| Sociology | SOC 134 | Social Movements |
| Sociology | SOC 142 | Socialization, Self-Actualization, and Creativity |
| Sociology | SOC 145 | Social Inequalities |
| Sociology | SOC 152A | Sociology of Human Sexuality |
| Sociology | SOC 155W | Chicanas and Mexican Women in Contemporary Society |
| Sociology | SOC 173R | Sociology of Human Rights |
| Sociology | SOC 185G | Theories of Gender and Inequality |
| Spanish and Portuguese | PORT 16A | Portuguese for Speakers of Romance Languages |
| Spanish and Portuguese | SPAN 1 | Elementary Spanish |
| Spanish and Portuguese | SPAN 135 | Survey of Chicano Literature |
| Spanish and Portuguese | SPAN 2 | Elementary Spanish |
| Spanish and Portuguese | SPAN 3 | Elementary Spanish |
| Spanish and Portuguese | SPAN 30 | Introduction to Hispanic Literature |
| Spanish and Portuguese | SPAN 4 | Intermediate Spanish I |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 109 | Statistics for Economics |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 120A | Probability and Statistics |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 120B | Probability and Statistics |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 130 | SAS Base Programming |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 171 | Mathematics of Fixed Income Markets |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 5A | Statistics |
| Technology Management | TMP 120 | Business Strategy and Leadership Skills |
| Technology Management | TMP 122 | Entrepreneurship |
| Theater and Dance | DANCE 147S | Ballet III (Summer) |
| Theater and Dance | DANCE 156S | Advanced Modern Dance |
| Theater and Dance | DANCE 194 | Group Studies in Dance |
| Theater and Dance | DANCE 51 | Improvisation |
| Theater and Dance | THTR 143 | The People's Voice |
| Theater and Dance | THTR 194A | Group Studies in Acting and Directing |
| Theater and Dance | THTR 2A | Performance in Global Contexts: Africa and the Caribbean |
| Theater and Dance | THTR 5 | Introduction To Acting |
| Writing Program | WRIT 105C | Writing Creative Nonfiction |
| Writing Program | WRIT 105G | Grammar and Stylistics |
| Writing Program | WRIT 105M | Multimedia Writing |
| Writing Program | WRIT 105PD | Writing and Public Discourse |
| Writing Program | WRIT 105R | Rhetoric and Writing |
| Writing Program | WRIT 105WE | Writing and Ethics |
| Writing Program | WRIT 107B | Business and Administrative Writing |
| Writing Program | WRIT 107WC | Writing Web Content |
| Writing Program | WRIT 109F | Writing About Film |
| Writing Program | WRIT 109HP | Writing for Health Professionals |
| Writing Program | WRIT 109SS | Writing for the Social Sciences |
| Writing Program | WRIT 2 | Academic Writing |
| Writing Program | WRIT 50 | Writing and the Research Process |
Session C (25.06.2018 - 01.09.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| Chemistry and Biochemistry | CHEM 109A | Organic Chemistry |
| Chemistry and Biochemistry | CHEM 109C | Organic Chemistry |
| Chemistry and Biochemistry | CHEM 1B | General Chemistry |
| Chemistry and Biochemistry | CHEM 1C | General Chemistry |
| Computer Science | CMPSC 16 | Problem Solving with Computers I |
| Mathematics | MATH 8 | Transition to Higher Mathematics |
| Physics | PHYS 127AL | Analog Electronics |
| Physics | PHYS 128AL | Advanced Experimental Physics |
| Technology Management | TMP 124 | Entrepreneurial Marketing |
Session D (25.06.2018 - 14.07.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| Chicano/a Studies | CH ST 103 | Chicana/o and Latina/o Media and Popular Culture |
| Communication | COMM 152 | Communication & Organizational Membership |
| Communication | COMM 166 | Marketing Communication |
| Counseling, Clinical and School Psychology | CNCSP 111 | Identity and Pluralism |
| Earth Science | EARTH 119 | Field Investigations in Geology |
| East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies | JAPAN 1 | First-Year Japanese I |
| East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies | KOR 1 | First Year Korean |
| Education | ED 291 | Professional Issues in Severe Developmental Disabilities |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 193BH | Marine Conservation |
| French and Italian | FR 1 | Elementary French |
| French and Italian | ITAL 1 | Elementary Italian |
| Germanic and Slavic Studies | GER 1 | Elementary German |
| Mathematics | MATH 100A | Mathematics for Elementary Teaching, I |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 10 | Introduction to Computing for Data Science |
Session E (16.07.2018 - 04.08.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| Communication | COMM 123 | Cultural Influences on Communication |
| East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies | JAPAN 2 | First-Year Japanese II |
| East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies | KOR 2 | First Year Korean |
| French and Italian | FR 2 | Elementary French |
| French and Italian | ITAL 2 | Elementary Italian |
| Germanic and Slavic Studies | GER 2 | Elementary German |
| Mathematics | MATH 100B | Mathematics for Elementary Teaching, II |
Session B (06.08.2018 - 15.09.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| Anthropology | ANTH 113 | Indigenous Peoples |
| Anthropology | ANTH 142 | Peoples and Cultures of India |
| Anthropology | ANTH 148A | Comparative Ethnicity |
| Anthropology | ANTH 162 | Prehistoric Food Production |
| Anthropology | ANTH 2 | Introductory Cultural Anthropology |
| Anthropology | ANTH 3SS | Introduction to Archaeology |
| Anthropology | ANTH 5 | Introductory Biological Anthropology |
| Anthropology | ANTH 7 | Introductory Biosocial Anthropology |
| Art | ART 100 | Intermediate Contemporary Painting Issues |
| Art | ART 117 | Intermediate Drawing |
| Art | ART 125 | Art Since 1950 |
| Art | ART 18 | Lower Division Drawing |
| Asian American Studies | AS AM 1 | Introduction to Asian American History, 1850-Present |
| Asian Languages and Cultural Studies | EACS 4B | East Asian Traditions: Modern |
| Asian Languages and Cultural Studies | JAPAN 165 | Popular Culture in Japan |
| Black Studies | BL ST 3 | Introduction to African Studies |
| Chemistry and Biochemistry | CHEM 150 | Analytical Chemistry |
| Chicano/a Studies | CH ST 171 | The Brown/Black Metropolis: Race, Class, and Resistance in the City |
| Classics | CLASS 20B | The Romans |
| Classics | CLASS 40 | Greek Mythology |
| Classics | CLASS 60 | Science and Medicine in Ancient Greece |
| Communication | COMM 1 | Introduction to Communication |
| Communication | COMM 107 | Introduction to Interpersonal Communication |
| Communication | COMM 124 | Family Communication |
| Communication | COMM 145 | Media Entertainment |
| Communication | COMM 179 | Music Communication |
| Communication | COMM 88 | Communication Research Methods |
| Communication | COMM 89 | Theories of Communication |
| Comparative Literature | C LIT 113 | Trauma, Memory, Historiography |
| Comparative Literature | C LIT 30B | Major Works in European Literature |
| Comparative Literature | C LIT 30C | Major Works in European Literature |
| Comparative Literature | C LIT 31 | Major Works of Asian Literatures |
| Computer Science | CMPSC 138 | Automata and Formal Language |
| Computer Science | CMPSC 4 | Computer Science Boot Camp |
| Computer Science | CMPSC 40 | Foundations of Computer Science |
| Computer Science | CMPSC 56 | Advanced Applications Programming |
| Computer Science | CMPSC 8 | Introduction to Computer Science |
| Counseling, Clinical and School Psychology | CNCSP 101 | Helping Relationships: Theory and Practice |
| Counseling, Clinical and School Psychology | CNCSP 102 | Research in Applied Psychology |
| Counseling, Clinical and School Psychology | CNCSP 112 | Positive Psychology Across the Lifespan |
| Counseling, Clinical and School Psychology | CNCSP 114 | Psychology of Gender |
| Earth Science | EARTH 10 | Antarctica |
| Earth Science | EARTH 123 | The Solar System |
| Earth Science | EARTH 7 | Dinosaurs |
| Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology | EEMB 102 | Macroevolution: Biodiversity in Deep Time |
| Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology | EEMB 159 | Tropical Ecology |
| Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology | EEMB 2 | Introductory Biology II-Ecology and Evolution |
| Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology | EEMB 40 | Ecology of Disease |
| Economics | ECON 101 | Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory |
| Economics | ECON 10A | Intermediate Microeconomic Theory |
| Economics | ECON 114B | Economic Development |
| Economics | ECON 134A | Financial Management |
| Economics | ECON 140A | Introduction to Econometrics |
| Economics | ECON 3B | Financial Accounting |
| Education | ED 111 | Introduction to Child and Adolescent Development |
| Education | ED 117M | Motivation and Learning for Academic Success |
| Education | ED 123 | Culture, Development, and Education |
| Education | ED 125 | Schooling in the U.S. |
| Education | ED 130 | CalTeach, Secondary Mathematics Education |
| Engineering Science | ENGR 101 | Ethics in Engineering |
| Engineering Science | ENGR W 3 | Introduction to Programming |
| English | ENGL 10 | Introduction to Literary Study |
| English | ENGL 103B | British Literature from 1789 to 1900 |
| English | ENGL 15 | Introduction to Shakespeare |
| English | ENGL 184 | Modern European Literature |
| English | ENGL 189 | Contemporary Literature |
| English | ENGL 192 | Science Fiction |
| English | ENGL 193 | Detective Fiction |
| English | ENGL 50 | Introduction to U.S. Minority Literature |
| English for Multilingual Students | LING 12 | EMS: Approaches to University Writing for Multilingual Students |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 100 | Environmental Ecology |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 183 | Films of the Natural and Human Environment |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 2 | Introduction to Environmental Science |
| Environmental Studies | ENV S 3 | Introduction to the Social and Cultural Environment |
| Feminist Studies | FEMST 60 | Women of Color: Race, Class and Ethnicity |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 187CN | Topics in Film and Television Analysis |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 188A | Basic Screenwriting |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 192CT | Topics in Film and Media Theory: Contemporary Theory |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 46 | Introduction to Cinema |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 70 | Media Criticism |
| French and Italian | FR 154F | Time Off in Paris! |
| Geography | GEOG 145 | Society and Hazards |
| Geography | GEOG 176A | Introduction to Geographic Information Systems |
| Geography | GEOG 3B | Land, Water and Life |
| Geography | GEOG 5 | People, Place, and Environment |
| Geography | GEOG W 12 | Maps and Spatial Reasoning |
| History | HIST 117A | Towns, Trade, and Urban Culture in the Middle Ages |
| History | HIST 123C | Europe Since Hitler |
| History | HIST 172B | Politics and Public Policy in the United States |
| History | HIST 174C | Wealth and Poverty in America |
| History | HIST 177 | History of California |
| History | HIST 2A | World History (Prehistory to 1000 CE) |
| History | HIST 2C | World History (1700 CE to Present) |
| History | HIST 46 | Survey of Middle Eastern History |
| History | HIST 4B | Western Civilization (1050 CE to 1715 CE) |
| History | HIST 8 | Introduction to History of Latin America |
| History of Art and Architecture | ARTHI 117F | Impressionism and Post-Impressionism |
| History of Art and Architecture | ARTHI 5B | Introduction to Museum Studies |
| History of Art and Architecture | ARTHI 6B | Art Survey II: Renaissance Baroque Art |
| History of Art and Architecture | ARTHI 6C | Art Survey III: Modern Contemporary Art |
| L&S/Undergraduate Education | INT 35LT | Experiencing Shakespeare |
| Latin American and Iberian Studies | LAIS 101 | Interdisciplinary Approaches to the History and Societies of Latin America |
| Linguistics | LING 106 | Introduction to Phonetics |
| Linguistics | LING 20 | Language And Linguistics |
| Mathematics | MATH 104B | Numerical Analysis |
| Mathematics | MATH 117 | Methods of Analysis |
| Mathematics | MATH 122B | Introduction to Theory of Complex Variables |
| Mathematics | MATH 124B | Fourier Series and Numerical Methods |
| Mathematics | MATH 34A | Calculus for Social and Life Sciences |
| Mathematics | MATH 34B | Calculus for Social and Life Sciences |
| Mathematics | MATH 3A | Calculus with Applications, First Course |
| Mathematics | MATH 3B | Calculus with Applications, Second Course |
| Mathematics | MATH 4A | Linear Algebra with Applications |
| Mathematics | MATH 4B | Differential Equations |
| Mathematics | MATH 6A | Vector Calculus with Applications, First Course |
| Mathematics | MATH 6B | Vector Calculus with Applications, Second Course |
| Mechanical Engineering | ME 125MS | Special Topics: Advanced CAD |
| Mechanical Engineering | ME 15 | Strength of Materials |
| Mechanical Engineering | ME 16 | Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics |
| Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology | MCDB 101B | Molecular Genetics II: Eukaryotes |
| Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology | MCDB 111 | Human Physiology |
| Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology | MCDB 1B | Introductory Biology II-Physiology |
| Music | MUS 11 | Fundamentals of Music |
| Music | MUS 114 | Music and Popular Culture in America |
| Music | MUS 15 | Music Appreciation |
| Philosophy | PHIL 100B | Theory of Knowledge |
| Philosophy | PHIL 145 | Punishment and Responsibility |
| Philosophy | PHIL 3 | Critical Thinking |
| Philosophy | PHIL 4 | Introduction to Ethics |
| Physics | ASTRO 1 | Basic Astronomy |
| Physics | PHYS 103 | Intermediate Mechanics |
| Physics | PHYS 104 | Advanced Mechanics |
| Physics | PHYS 110A | Electromagnetism |
| Physics | PHYS 115A | Quantum Mechanics |
| Physics | PHYS 119A | Thermal and Statistical Physics |
| Physics | PHYS 2 | Basic Physics |
| Physics | PHYS 6B | Introductory Physics |
| Physics | PHYS 6BL | Introductory Experimental Physics |
| Political Science | POL S 12 | American Government and Politics |
| Political Science | POL S 146 | Globalization and Politics |
| Political Science | POL S 166 | US Immigration Politics and Policy |
| Political Science | POL S 188 | Modern Political Theory |
| Political Science | POL S 7 | Introduction to International Relations |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 1 | Introduction to Psychology |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 102 | Introduction to Social Psychology |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 105 | Developmental Psychology |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 106 | Brain and Behavior |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 10B | Statistical Methods in Psychology |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 123 | Cognitive Neuroscience |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 137 | Behavioral Endocrinology |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 148 | The Psychology of Self |
| Psychological and Brain Sciences | PSY 155 | Evolution and Cognition |
| Religious Studies | MES 45 | Introduction to Middle East Studies |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 1 | Introduction to the Study of Religion |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 113 | Religion and Film |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 4 | Introduction to Buddhism |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 5 | Introduction to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam |
| Religious Studies | RG ST 6 | Islam and Modernity |
| Sociology | SOC 1 | Introduction to Sociology |
| Sociology | SOC 108C | Methods of Cultural Analysis |
| Sociology | SOC 130SG | Sociology of Globalization |
| Sociology | SOC 139RN | Special Topics in Race, Ethnicity, and Nation |
| Sociology | SOC 144LI | Latinas/os and Immigration |
| Sociology | SOC 153 | Women and Work |
| Sociology | SOC 170 | Sociology of Deviant Behavior |
| Sociology | SOC 185E | Introduction to Ethnomethodology |
| Spanish and Portuguese | PORT 16B | Portuguese for Spanish Speakers |
| Spanish and Portuguese | SPAN 115 | Introduction to Translation I |
| Spanish and Portuguese | SPAN 177 | Spanish-American Thought |
| Spanish and Portuguese | SPAN 2 | Elementary Spanish |
| Spanish and Portuguese | SPAN 3 | Elementary Spanish |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 10 | Introduction to Computing for Data Science |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 109 | Statistics for Economics |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 120B | Probability and Statistics |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 120C | Probability and Statistics |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 126 | Regression Analysis |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 5A | Statistics |
| Theater and Dance | DANCE 147S | Ballet III (Summer) |
| Theater and Dance | DANCE 156S | Advanced Modern Dance |
| Theater and Dance | DANCE 50 | Fundamentals of Choreography |
| Theater and Dance | THTR 5 | Introduction To Acting |
| Writing Program | WRIT 1 | Approaches to University Writing |
| Writing Program | WRIT 105PS | Writing for Public Speaking |
| Writing Program | WRIT 107B | Business and Administrative Writing |
| Writing Program | WRIT 107J | Journalism and News Writing |
| Writing Program | WRIT 107M | Magazine Writing for Publication |
| Writing Program | WRIT 109F | Writing About Film |
| Writing Program | WRIT 109SS | Writing for the Social Sciences |
| Writing Program | WRIT 2 | Academic Writing |
Session F (06.08.2018 - 25.08.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| Communication | COMM 121 | Communication and Conflict |
| Communication | COMM 151 | Relational Communication |
| East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies | CHIN 103 | Reading and Writing in Chinese |
| East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies | JAPAN 3 | First-Year Japanese III |
| East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies | KOR 3 | First Year Korean |
| Film and Media Studies | FAMST 109EP | Special Topics in Film Production: Environmental Media, Part B |
| French and Italian | FR 3 | Elementary French |
| French and Italian | ITAL 3 | Elementary Italian |
| Germanic and Slavic Studies | GER 3 | Elementary German |
| Statistics and Applied Probability | PSTAT 130 | SAS Base Programming |
| Theater and Dance | THTR 144A | Shakespeare Production |
Session G (27.08.2018 - 15.09.2018) - Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch - Undergraduate
| Fachbereich | Kursnummer | Kursbezeichnung |
|---|---|---|
| Communication | COMM 133 | Media and Children |
| Communication | COMM 154 | Video Game Research |
| Counseling, Clinical and School Psychology | CNCSP 115 | College Student Peer Helping and Leadership |
| Economics | ECON 135 | Monetary Economics |
| Theater and Dance | THTR 144B | Shakespeare Production |
| Theater and Dance | THTR 146 | Launch Pad |
Beschreibung
Die UCSB Professional and Continuing Education bietet ab dem Herbstsemester 2018 ganz neue Professional Certificate Programme an. Diese Weiterbildungen dauern zwei bis drei Quarter und decken mindestens 12 Units ab. Sie sind besonders auf die Praxis ausgerichtet und werden von Fachexperten unterrichtet.
Das Weiterbildungsprogramm gibt es in den Bereichen Business Leadership, Marketing, Projektmanagement, Leadership and Advocacy, Technology Management und Web Development.
Gebühren
Informationen zu den Studiengebühren der Professional Certificate Programme findet ihr unter folgendem Link:
Voraussetzungen
Für die Teilnahme am Professional Certificate Programme ist kein Bachelor-Abschluss notwendig.
Allerdings sind ausreichend gute Englischkenntnisse anhand eines standardisierten Sprachtests wie dem TOEFL oder dem IELTS nachzuweisen.
Die Sprachkenntnisse können durch eines der folgenden Testergebnisse bzw. Dokumente nachgewiesen werden:
| Sonstige | |
|---|---|
| IELTS | 6.5 |
| TOEFL (internet-based) | 80 |
| TOEFL (paper-based) | 600 |
Studiengänge/Kurse
Studiengänge/Kurse in Englisch
- Applied Project Management (16 Units)
- Business Law & Social Responsibility (12 Units)
- Business Leadership Essentials (12 Units)
- Digital Marketing (12 Units)
Beschreibung
An der University of California Santa Barbara wird für internationale Studenten das sogenannte Intensive English Language Training angeboten.
Die Teilnehmer werden in dem sechswöchigen Sprachkurs in allen sprachlichen Belangen geschult. Das beinhaltet die Bereiche Lesen, akademisches Schreiben, Sprechen, Präsentationen halten und Verstehen der englischen Sprache.
Gebühren
Nähere Informationen der Gebühren für den Sprachkurs bietet der folgende Link.
Voraussetzungen
Für die Teilnahme an dem Sprachkurs müssen Bewerber bereits mittlere bis gute Englischkenntnisse vorweisen können, die dem Sprachniveau B1 / B2 nach dem Common European Framework of References for Languages (CEFR) entsprechen. Die Sprachkenntnisse lassen sich durch eine Mindespunktzahl in einem standardisierten Sprachtest wie dem TOEFL oder IELTS nachweisen.
Wer anschließend ein Studium beginnen möchte, braucht dafür die notwendigen akademischen Voraussetzungen wie das Abitur.
Die Sprachkenntnisse können durch eines der folgenden Testergebnisse bzw. Dokumente nachgewiesen werden:
| Sonstige | |
|---|---|
| CEFR | B1 / B2 |
| IELTS | 6.0 |
| TOEFL (internet-based) | 60 |
Sprachkurse
Studienvorbereitender Kurs
| Kurstitel | Sprache | Dauer in Wochen |
|---|---|---|
| Intensive English Language Training | Englisch | 6 |