University of California

The University of California (UC) is a prestigious public university system established over 150 years ago, rooted in the belief that higher education should be accessible to all. With ten campuses serving more than 280,000 students, UC is dedicated to fostering student success through a range of programs designed for undergraduates, graduate students, and diverse populations, including first-generation and undocumented students.

UC emphasizes equity and inclusion, providing an environment that celebrates the rich diversity of California. The university is committed to producing future leaders, particularly in the fields of environmental stewardship and sustainability, as part of its mission to address climate resilience and justice.

Beyond academics, UC boasts a robust alumni network of 2 million individuals who contribute to society across various sectors. Led by President Michael V. Drake, M.D., and a dedicated Board of Regents, UC continues to evolve, enhancing its educational offerings and impact on the California economy and public service.