UC Davis is a public research university and one of the ten University of California campuses.
The campus was originally established in 1905 as a farm school, but has since developed into a comprehensive doctoral university.
UC Davis has four colleges: Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Biological Sciences, Engineering, and Letters and Science.
In addition, there are six professional schools: School of Nursing, Graduate School of Management, School of Education, School of Law, School of Medicine, and School of Veterinary Medicine.
Fast Facts about UC Davis:
• 36,441 students enrolled/ 12% international students at undergraduate level (Fall 2016)
• 104 undergraduate majors and 99 graduate programs
• Leader in sustainability, research, and outstanding academics
Highlight of rankings:
• #1 in the world for veterinary medicine
• #1 in nation for agriculture
• #6 among public universities in the United States
• 11th among U.S. universities in the number of international scholars
Rankings change frequently, please refer to the following site for the most updated information:
https://www.ucdavis.edu/about/rankings/
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- What is Extension?
UC Davis Extension is an integral part of the UC Davis campus. We are the lifelong learning arm of the campus and we have been providing short-courses and certificate programs since 1960. Our goal is to help learners transform lives. We partner with industry experts and UC Davis faculty to offer a variety of learning formats (short-term training courses, certificate programs, and online offerings) for learners of all ages.
- What is the Center for International Education?
The Center for International Education (CIE) is one of the Centers within UC Davis Extension. CIE creates relationships with universities, students, scholars, recruitment partners, and professionals from around the globe.
- Where are we located?
The Center for International Education offers classes throughout the UC Davis campus. We recently opened the new International Center building in 2016, which is conveniently located in the heart of campus. This building features classrooms, computer labs, advising spaces, and a multi-purpose room and a large commons area for gatherings.
[Enjoy an Unforgettable Cultural and Learning Experience at UC Davis]
At the International English and Professional Programs (IEPP) at UC Davis Extension, youll not only learn English youll also receive a comprehensive education and make lifelong friends from around the world. Our goal is to provide you with a welcoming, supportive environment where you can learn, grow and explore yourself and the world around you.
The International English and Professional Programs allow you to study at one of the most highly regarded public universities in the world, known internationally for its high academic standards, outstanding faculty and heritage of international engagement. For nearly 40 years, we have been providing the highest quality customized educational and training programs to universities and organizations worldwide. Our close and active relationships with UC Davis departments and colleges have led to a number of cooperative projects that combine training in several areas.
International English and Professional Programs feature:
•World-Class Education – Programs combine academic excellence with outstanding support services and include an orientation, graduation ceremony and certificate for successful completion.
•Comprehensive Academic Support Services – Gain access to university workshops and a dedicated academic advisor who can help you achieve your academic goals and apply for the university and program of your choice, including a select number of universities with which we have conditional admission agreements.
•Excellent Facilities in the Heart of Campus – IEPP classes are held in the new state-of-the-art international facility, which features classrooms, computer labs, conference rooms, advising offices, outdoor spaces and the International Learning Center designed to enhance language learning, as well as the Cowell Center, both conveniently located near the heart of campus.
•Small Classes with Exceptional Care – Our small class sizes (normally 12-16 students) allow you to receive a personalized experience with one-on-one access to instructors, staff and UC Davis student assistants.
•Highly Qualified Instructors – Learn from industry experts with extensive experience and a dedication to teaching.
•A Safe, Friendly College Town – Enjoy living in the small, bike-friendly community of Davis, which offers diverse cultural activities, is conveniently located halfway between the San Francisco Bay Area and the Lake Tahoe region, and has a population of around 66,000 (about half of whom are university students and faculty).