2022 International Overview Trifold

OUR CAMPUSES

INTERNATIONAL

WE ARE HERE Coastal Science Campus

Silicon Valley Campus

A campus with world-class facilities and one of the most visually spectacular settings in higher education. State-of-the-art buildings include the Biomedical Sciences Building, the Humanities and Social Sciences Facility, the Digital Arts Research Center, and the McHenry Library expansion.

Located on the edge of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, the Coastal Science Campus is a 100-acre site that encompasses Younger Lagoon Reserve, UC Santa Cruz research and education facilities, and state and federal research laboratories.

Like Silicon Valley, UC Santa Cruz does not accept the status quo. The UC Santa Cruz Silicon Valley Campus is a multi-disciplinary teaching and research hub ranging from Games and Playable Media to Industry Alliances and Technology Commercialization.

OVERVIEW

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GLOBAL PARTNERS

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PACIFIC OCEAN

Australia University of Melbourne *

Punjabi University Shiv Nadar University

University of Bergen * University of Oslo

China China Scholarship Council Nanjing Audit University Shanghai Normal University Shanghai University

Italy Centro Ricerche EtnoAntropologiche (CREA) Università degli Studi di Brescia Università degli Studi di Padova *

South Korea KAIST * Korea University * Seoul National University (SNU) * Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) *

Colombia Universidad de los Andes Universidad del Rosario

Japan Kyoto University * Rikkyo University * Sophia University * University of the Ryukyus * University of Tokyo *

Spain Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) * Fulbright España International University of Catalonia (UiC) *

Denmark Aarhus University * Technical University of Denmark (DTU) *

Mexico Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y France Tecnología (CONACYT) ** Institut Supérieur d’Agriculture Rhône- Doctorado Interinstitucional Alpes (ISARA-Lyon) * en Arte y Cultura (DIAC) Germany Heidelberg University * Hong Kong City University of Hong Kong India Amrita University Banaras Hindu University Centurion University of Technology and Management

• Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes • Universidad de Guadalajara • Universidad de Guanajuato • Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) Norway Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) *

United Kingdom University of Leeds * University of Sussex * * Includes student exchange ** UC systemwide partnership

SANTA CRUZ MONTEREY

MONTEREY BAY

LOS ANGELES MONTEREY

For up-to-date information see global.ucsc.edu

Sweden Right Livelihood Award Foundation Taiwan Academia Sinica University System of Taiwan

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DISTINGUISHED MEMBERSHIPS Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) Association of American Universities (AAU) American Academy of Arts and Sciences (AAArtScience) American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) National Academy of Sciences (NAS)

CONTACT US

UC Santa Cruz Division of Global Engagement 1156 High St Santa Cruz, CA 95064 USA

Email: global@ucsc.edu Tel: +1 831-459-2858

CADEMI ROGRAM

WHY STUDY AT UC SANTA CRUZ?

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

UC Santa Cruz is a public university like no other in California, combining the intimacy of a small liberal arts college setting and distinctive undergraduate experience characterized by our residential college system, with the facilities and resources of a world-class research university.

Overlooking the Pacific Ocean and Monterey Bay, the University of California, Santa Cruz offers rigorous academics from awardwinning faculty that teach students how to think, not what to think. Our unique, cross-disciplinary approach has resulted in paradigm-changing discovery since our founding in 1965.

EXCHANGE AND VISITING STUDENT PROGRAM

Undergraduate

Agroecology Anthropology Applied Linguistics and Multilingualism Applied Mathematics (minor) Applied Physics Art Art and Design: Games and Playable Media Assistive Technology (minor) Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Bioelectronics and Biophotonics (minor) Bioinformatics (minor) Biomolecular Engineering and Bioinformatics Biology Biotechnology Black Studies (minor) Business Management Economics Chemistry Biochemistry Classical Studies Cognitive Science Community Studies Computer Engineering Computer Systems Digital Hardware Networks Robotics and Control Systems Programming Computer Science Computer Science: Computer Game Design Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Dance (minor)

Earth Sciences Environmental Geology Geology Ocean Sciences Planetary Sciences Earth Sciences/ Anthropology East Asian Studies (minor) Ecology and Evolution Economics Economics/Mathematics Education, Democracy, and Justice Education (minor) Electrical Engineering Communications, Signals, Systems, and Controls Electronics/Optics Environmental Sciences Environmental Studies Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems Conservation Science and Policy Geographic Information Systems Global Environmental Justice Environmental Studies/Biology Environmental Studies/Earth Sciences Environmental Studies/Economics Feminist Studies Film and Digital Media Critical Studies Integrated Critical Practice Production Global Economics Global Information and Social Enterprise Studies (minor)

History Americas and Africa Asia and the Pacific Europe and the Mediterranean World History of Art and Visual Culture Curation, Heritage, and Museums Human Biology Italian Studies (minor) Jazz, Spontaneous Composition, and Improvisation (minor) Jewish Studies Language Studies Chinese French German Italian Japanese Spanish Latin American and Latino Studies Latin American and Latino Studies/ Politics Latin American and Latino Studies/Sociology Legal Studies Linguistics Theoretical Linguistics Literature Creative Writing French Literature German Literature Greek and Latin Literatures Italian Literature Spanish/Latin American/Latino Literatures

Mathematics Computational Mathematics Mathematics Education Pure Mathematics Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Music Network and Digital Technology Neuroscience Philosophy Physics Physics (Astrophysics) Plant Sciences Politics Psychology Robotics Engineering Sociology Spanish Studies Languages and Linguistics Literature and Culture Statistics (minor) STEM Education (minor) Sustainability Studies (minor) Technology and Information Management Theater Arts Dance Design and Technology Drama

This program provides an opportunity for students to study abroad at UC Santa Cruz on a non-degree basis for 1 to 3 quarters.

Students from partner universities are eligible to apply. Exchange students are eligible to receive a reciprocal waiver of tuition/fees by agreement. Visiting students are responsible for all tuition/fees.

Highlights

Academic Calendar

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Fall Quarter: Late September - Early December Winter Quarter: Early January - Late March Spring Quarter: Early April - Early June

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Move-in and one-day orientation takes place the week before classes begin.

Day trips to San Francisco and other regional attractions.

Costs Per Quarter Category

Housing Costs Undergraduate

Tuition and Fees (visiting students only) $14,750

Graduate

On-Campus Residence Halls

$9,750

Monthly

Quarterly

$1,800 - $2,400

$5,200 - $7,000

Student Services and Orientation Fees (one-time)

$150 ($200 for 2+ quarters)

Health Insurance (UC SHIP)

$1,000

$1,700

Room and Board (on campus)

$6,000

$7,200

Living Expenses (books, transportation, personal)

Off-Campus Rental

$1,200

$1,600

Monthly

TOTAL

$8,350 (exchange) $23,100 (visiting)

$10,650 (exchange) $20,400 (visiting)

Learn more at admissions.ucsc.edu

Price varies by room type, quint (5) - single (1).

All include a required meal plan.

Quarterly

$1,500 - $3,000

$4,500 - $9,000

Off-campus prices do not include a meal plan.

Costs are estimates and are subject to change.

Learn more at global.ucsc.edu

SUMMER SESSION

Graduate

Arts Division Digital Arts & New Media: M.F.A Art: Environmental Art & Social Practice: M.F.A. Film & Digital Media: Ph.D. Music: M.A., D.M.A., Ph.D. Social Documentation: M.F.A. Theater Arts: M.A. Visual Studies: Ph.D.

#1 IN THE U.S.

#2 IN THE U.S.

#3 IN THE WORLD

#3 IN THE U.S.

for the publication impact of the computer engineering Ph.D. program (The National Research Council).

for social mobility (U.S. News and World Report).

for research influence, measured by how often UCSC faculty’s published work is cited by scholars (Times Higher Education rankings).

for students focused on making an impact in the world (Princeton Review).

18,500 Total Students

2020-2021 enrollment figures

1,270

International Undergraduate Students

545

International Graduate Students

231

International Faculty, Researchers, and Staff

LEARN MORE Looking for more reasons to study at UC Santa Cruz?

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Baskin School of Engineering Applied Mathematics: M.S., Ph.D. Program in Biomedical Science & Engineering Ph.D. program in Biomolecular Engineering & Bioinformatics (BMEB) Biomolecular Engineering & Bioinformatics: M.S. Computational Media: M.S., Ph.D. Computer Science & Engineering: M.S., Ph.D. Electrical & Computer Engineering: M.S., Ph.D. Games & Playable Media: M.S., MFA (DANM) Human Computer Interaction: M.S. Natural Language Processing: M.S. Scientific Computing & Applied Mathematics: M.S. Serious Games: M.S. Statistical Science: M.S., Ph.D. Humanities Division Feminist Studies: Ph.D. History: M.A., Ph.D. History of Consciousness: Ph.D.

Linguistics: M.A., Ph.D. Literature: M.A., Ph.D. Philosophy: M.A., Ph.D.

Physical and Biological Sciences Division Astronomy & Astrophysics: Ph.D. Chemistry: M.S., Ph.D. Coastal Science and Policy: M.S. Earth Sciences: M.S., Ph.D. Ecology & Evolutionary Biology: M.A., Ph.D Mathematics: M.A., Ph.D. Microbiology & Environmental Toxicology: M.S., Ph.D. Molecular, Cell & Developmental Biology: M.S., Ph.D. Ocean Sciences: M.S., Ph.D. Physics: M.S., Ph.D. Program in Biomedical Science & Engineering: Ph.D. programs in: • • •

Chemical Biology, Biochemistry, & Biophysics (CB3) Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology (METX) Molecular, Cell, & Developmental Biology (MCD)

Science Communication: M.S. Learn more at gradadmissions.ucsc.edu

Social Sciences Division Anthropology: Ph.D. Applied Economics & Finance: M.S. Economics: Ph.D. Education: M.A./C, Ph.D. Environmental Studies: Ph.D. Latin American & Latino Studies: Ph.D. Politics: Ph.D. Psychology: Ph.D. Sociology: Ph.D.

Visiting students can take classes at UC Santa Cruz over the summer. Simply register to enroll.

Highlights

Summer Calendar 5-Week Session:

8-Week Session: 10-Week Session:

Late June - Late July (Session 1) Late July - Late August (Session 2) Late June - Mid August Late June - Late August

• Students can choose from hundreds of different classes across 30 departments.

• On-campus housing is available, discounted from the academic year rate.

International Student Costs (5-week)

Customized Programs

for International Partners We work with international university partners to creatively develop programs for their students.

Contact global@ucsc.edu to explore ideas.

Category

Costs

Housing Cost

Tuition (one 5-credit course at $279 per credit)

$1,395

On-Campus Residence Halls

Campus Fee

$325

International Student Service and Registration Fees

$350

5-week

8-week

10-week

Estimated Living Expenses (books, personal)

$250

$2,250 - $3,100

$3,675 - $5,000

$4,600 - $6,250

Health Insurance (approximate cost, based on length of stay)

$500

TOTAL

$2,820 Costs are estimates and are subject to change.

Cost varies by room type, quad (lowest) - single (highest).

All include a required meal plan.

Learn more at summer.ucsc.edu