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UCLA Architecture and Urban Design is a champion of ideas and their articulate expression. Our exceptional faculty — from Pritzker Prize winners to future leaders of the field — teach students to engage the world around them, to see ideas as opportunities for reflection and imagination, and to leverage design and writing as expressions of newly curated perspectives. These ideas are grounded in a critical engagement with the history and theory of our discipline, and the future contingencies of contemporary culture. Through rigorous inquiry, we interrogate contemporary urban issues and propose possible futures with equal measures of expertise, optimism, and vision. UCLA Architecture and Urban Design offers four distinct graduate programs and an undergraduate program. We are located at Perloff Hall, on UCLA’s Westwood campus and at a satellite facility – the IDEAS campus – near Culver City. The IDEAS campus is an incubator for cross-disciplinary design research, and the exclusive home for our post-professional program. Students and faculty work with industry and nonprofit partners across entertainment, media, technology and urbanism to consider how emerging developments in these industries might impact the built environment. By engaging with experts from other fields, we have the opportunity to expand architecture’s field of influence and leverage design to propose alternative, more intelligent futures.

Founded in 1979, the Burkle Center organizes conferences, lectures and workshops that bring leading figures in politics, economics and culture to both UCLA and the LA community. We promote discussions on conflict and cooperation, U.S. foreign policy, and changes in the world at large. Our programs include the Burkle Global Impact Initiative, the Initiative on Security and Religious Freedom, multiple research grants, a scholarship, and an undergraduate-level internship.

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UCLA Digital & Technology Solutions (DTS) provides the digital foundation Bruins rely on to advance education, research and community service at the nation’s #1 public university. With a human-centered approach, DTS delivers secure, intuitive technology that enhances teaching, learning and campus life. DTS helps UCLA move faster, work smarter and stay connected. Partnering with academic units, research teams and administrative departments, DTS develops solutions that address the university’s evolving needs. By modernizing systems and simplifying operations, technology becomes seamless—allowing Bruins to focus on ideas, innovation and impact. Guided by the principles to innovate, accelerate and inspire, DTS is driving operational excellence and shaping the future of IT. When technology works effortlessly, human potential thrives—empowering Bruins to explore new ideas, expand solutions and drive meaningful change.

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UCLA Extension is the continuing education division of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). We offer over 5,000 open-enrollment courses and 180+ certificates in 80 fields of study. Courses are offered days, evenings, and weekends on the UCLA campus in Westwood and Downtown Los Angeles, and online. Courses range from business, arts, engineering, and IT to entertainment studies, public policy, public health, the humanities and more. Explore UCLA Extension at www.uclaextension.edu. Specialties: online education, online courses, online classes, higher education, continuing education, evening courses, weekend courses

For more than 60 years, the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health has played an instrumental role in advancing the field of public health in the areas of research, training and service. Our world class faculty, in collaboration with students and graduates, have made research discoveries that have improved the health of communities large and small around the world; our talented students come from all over the globe to receive training and mentoring from our faculty, then take their knowledge to become leaders in communities as far as the Congo and as near as East LA; and through our field study programs, faculty and students bring information and education to underserved communities, that have changed behaviors and saved lives.

The UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science, established in 1945, offers 28 academic and professional degree programs and has an enrollment of more than 5,000 students. The School's distinguished faculty are leading research to address many of the critical challenges of the 21st century, including renewable energy, clean water, health care, wireless sensing and networking, and cybersecurity. Ranked among the top 10 engineering schools at public universities nationwide, the School is home to nine multimillion-dollar interdisciplinary research centers in wireless sensor systems, nanoelectronics, nanomedicine, renewable energy, customized computing, and the smart grid, all funded by federal and private agencies.

The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music is the first – and only – school of music in the University of California system. We train and educate students across western classical and world music traditions, transcending traditional academic boundaries by balancing performance mastery and composition with cutting-edge scholarship. Rigorous and improvisational, we encourage and embrace the exploration of music in all its contemporary and historical diversity. Our 450 undergraduate and graduate students have a multitude of performance opportunities and access to exceptional faculty, new state-of-the-art facilities, world-class archives, and instrument collections, and dedicated degree programs and centers of study.

Founded in 1972, the Korean-American Student Association at UCLA has since strived to prosper as a significant representative of Korean heritage and pride on the Pacific Coast. Our member body exemplifies diversity and equality as membership does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, political views, gender or sexual orientation. Besides representing a wide breadth of the Korean-American student population, KASA also serves as a catalyst for countless networking opportunities as well as providing the base upon which lifelong friendships are formed. Since its founding, we have also strived to develop both aspects of intrapersonal and interpersonal qualities in our students. The local Koreatown of Los Angeles (besides serving as a pivotal hub for Korean activity in Southern California) further empowers pride and celebration of diversity as well as providing opportunities for leadership, cultural awareness, and community service. All the way from a young freshman adjusting to the newfound rigors of college to the graduate readying for immersion in the professional world, we offer innumerable resources for any life path taken. UCLA KASA, one of the largest and oldest Asian-American student organizations in the Greater Los Angeles Area, celebrates a rich and long heritage and now proudly nears half a century of representing the Korean-American student body at UCLA that stands strong with a population that easily reaches well into the thousands.

Offering an undergraduate major in public affairs, plus master's degrees in public policy, social welfare, and urban planning, and doctoral programs in social welfare and urban planning,. Home to numerous research centers, including Luskin Center for Innovation, Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies, Institute on Inequality & Democracy, and Latino Policy and Politics Institute.