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Henriette Ruhrmann GERMANY
Studying at UC San Diego is an incredible opportunity in every respect. The ample variety of classes to choose from gave me the chance to focus on subjects which interested and challenged me. The professors and staff at UC San Diego supported me in reaching my objectives. Every person I approached with a question has been helpful in every possible way, from my professors and TAs to the staff at the library or print shop, and of course, my academic advisor at UC San Diego Extension International Programs. At UC San Diego, there are endless opportunities to discover interesting research fields and researchers or students dedicated to advancing a common cause. Studying here has already opened a new door, allowing me to take the next steps toward my professional goals. U.S. HISTORY, CULTURE, AND THOUGHT Fall quarter courses: • PHIL 162. Contemporary Moral Issues • MUS 126. American Music: The Blues • HIUS 146. Race, Riots, and Violence in the U.S. Winter quarter courses: • PHIL 165. Freedom, Equality, and the Law • VIS 100. Introduction to Public Culture • LTEN 159. Contemporary American Literature Spring quarter courses: • TDHT 107. American Theatre • HIUS 141. Economic History of the US II • XXXX 199. Directed Individual Study NOTE: Some prescribed courses within the U.S. History, Culture, and Thought track may be substituted for other specific courses in the History, Literature, Music, Theatre and Dance, Philosophy, and Visual Arts departments. For more info on substitution options, please contact:
Additional tuition is required for more than 12 units. Tuition does not include optional student recreation fee, books, required course lab fees, or additional premium tuition for certain technical courses, graduate-level courses, and seminars. Tuition will increase in January 2018. ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAM (AYP) $27,500 (36 UNITS) For additional costs, see page 27. The Academic Year Program provides a nine-month study abroad opportunity for academically excellent students and professionals interested in exploring one of three different subject tracks offered by the UC San Diego Division of Social Sciences and the Division of Arts and Humanities. Enrollment in required courses in each AYP track is guaranteed. Course substitutions are at the discretion of the UCSD department. Program Features: • Three academic quarters (nine months) • 36 units, 12 pre-selected and guaranteed courses • Official transcript of UC San Diego grades – credit may be transferable to another college or university in the U.S or your home country. • Regular academic advising sessions Choose from three Academic Year subject tracks: 14 | Apply at ip.extension.ucsd.edu Apply at ip.extension.ucsd.edu 15
Political Science Psychology Rady School of Management (undergraduate only) • Accounting • Organizational Leadership • Global Business Strategy • Business Ethics & Corporate Responsibility • Enterprise Finance • Financial Investments
• Geology • Geochemistry • Geophysics
(many academic areas) Visual Arts and many more… University Credit Programs University Credit Programs
Proof of Language Proficiency CEFR (level C1) TOEFL iBT:
90 IELTS:
7.5 Cambridge Advanced Exam: Pass Additional requirements: 1. Copy of transcripts in English for the four most recent semesters of academic studies. These transcripts must clearly indicate excellent academic achievement - top 10% in your school. Please include your cumulative grade point average. 2. A one-page statement explaining your reasons for choosing UC San Diego for your study abroad experience. 3. For UPS only: list of 12 or more courses per quarter, organized by quarter, that you would like to take at UC San Diego or UC San Diego Extension. Be sure to use the UCSD Course List form for this. You will find the Course List Form on our website under “What to Send” in our “How to Enroll” section. Make sure to check the prerequisites for each class. To be eligible to enroll into classes, all prerequisites must have been taken. Participating in these educational programs does not provide preference in admission to the University of California degree programs. Students interested in applying to UC degree programs should refer to the UC Admissions website, or the websites of other UC campuses they wish to attend, for details about their admissions process. UNIVERSITY AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES (UPS) $7,800 (12 units) For additional costs, see page 27. The University and Professional Studies program provides a flexible study abroad opportunity for academically excellent students and professionals. Universities in many countries count these credits towards their own bachelor’s or master’s degree programs. Transferability is at the discretion of the home university and must be verified in advance by the student.
• 12-week program (per quarter) • Official transcript of UC San Diego or UC San Diego Extension grades – credit may be transferable to another college or university in the U.S. or your home country • Regular academic advising sessions • Students must achieve above-average final grades in all coursework (“B” or better). • In the fall, winter, and spring quarters, UPS students take a full-time program (12 units) consisting of UC San Diego
and/or UC San Diego Extension courses in any combination. The following are some of the departments and courses that UPS students have enrolled in: San Diego Gaslamp Quarter Enrollment is on a space-available basis Enrollment in all classes is on a space-available basis and requires instructor and/or departmental approval after the student arrives. If there are no available spaces, the instructor may require that the student wait for several days to see if any other students drop the class before enrolling a UPS student. Many class enrollments are not confirmed and completed until the second or third week of the quarter. It is especially difficult to get enrollment approvals for first-choice classes in our prestigious Computer Science department. Important information about choosing classes UPS students may not enroll in graduate business courses at the Rady School of Management or any courses in the School of Medicine or the School of Pharmacy. It is important to be flexible in your course selection and include a list of 12 or more classes per quarter that you would like to take when applying for admission to the UPS program. For a complete list of all UC San Diego courses please see the “Full Schedule of Classes” section at: students.ucsd.edu For a list of UC San Diego Extension course offerings please see: extension.ucsd.edu/studyarea/index.cfm Students may also enroll in the UPS program in order to complete one or more of UC San Diego Extension’s part-time professional certificate programs.
• PHIL 162. Contemporary Moral Issues • MUS 126. American Music: The Blues • HIUS 146. Race, Riots, and Violence in the U.S. Winter quarter courses: • PHIL 165. Freedom, Equality, and the Law • VIS 100. Introduction to Public Culture • LTEN 159. Contemporary American Literature Spring quarter courses: • TDHT 107. American Theatre • HIUS 141. Economic History of the US II • XXXX 199. Directed Individual Study NOTE: Some prescribed courses within the U.S. History, Culture, and Thought track may be substituted for other specific courses in the History, Literature, Music, Theatre and Dance, Philosophy, and Visual Arts departments. For more info on substitution options, please contact:
ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAM (AYP) $27,500 (36 UNITS) For additional costs, see page 27. The Academic Year Program provides a nine-month study abroad opportunity for academically excellent students and professionals interested in exploring one of three different subject tracks offered by the UC San Diego Division of Social Sciences and the Division of Arts and Humanities. Enrollment in required courses in each AYP track is guaranteed. Course substitutions are at the discretion of the UCSD department. Program Features: • Three academic quarters (nine months) • 36 units, 12 pre-selected and guaranteed courses • Official transcript of UC San Diego grades – credit may be transferable to another college or university in the U.S or your home country. • Regular academic advising sessions Choose from three Academic Year subject tracks: MODERN SOCIETY AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Fall quarter courses: • COMM 109N. American News Media • PSYCH 104. Social Psychology • SOCI 121. Economy and Society Winter quarter courses: • COMM 109D. Advertising and Society • USP 171. Sustainable Development • COMM 110M. Communication & Community Spring quarter courses: • COMM 114P. Public History & Museum • SOCI 115. Social Problems • USP 177. Urban Design Practicum LAW AND SOCIETY Fall quarter courses: • SOCI 160E. Law and Culture • COMM 133. Television and Citizenship • SOCI 141. Crime and Society Winter quarter courses: • COMM 114F. Law, Communication, and Freedom of Expression • POLI 110EA. American Political Thought: Revolution to Civil War • USP 106: The History of Race and Ethnicity in American Cities
• POLI 110EB. American Political Thought: Civil War to Civil Rights • PSYCH 162. Psychology and the Law • USP 193. San Diego Community Outreach
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Summer Youth Program for University Immersion ACADEMIC CONNECTIONS INTERNATIONAL $6,300 • BUSINESS ESSENTIALS • INTERMEDIATE BUSINESS ESSENTIALS • BUSINESS MANAGEMENT • PROJECT MANAGEMENT UC San Diego Extension offers four business programs for international students: The Business Essentials program offers an introduction to American business practices through a comprehensive overview of key business topics including cross-cultural communication, human resources, marketing and more. First-quarter students can participate in on-campus workplace experiences (internships). The program is designed for students with at least two years of university study and minimal work experience. Business Essentials provides an excellent launching point for your career.
Intermediate Business Essentials provides a step up from the Business Essentials program. This business training option consists of one, two, or three quarters of study and offers a hands-on experiential learning course that analyzes real-world businesses. This program is designed for the student who has earned a bachelor’s degree and possesses a high level of proficiency in English. The Business Management certificate program offers a student the opportunity to build job skills and knowledge or to prepare for graduate studies through an extensive introduction to U.S. business practices. To complement the classroom experience, an internship is incorporated into the Business Management program. The internship allows each student the opportunity to apply what is learned in an American workplace and gain a competitive edge in the global job market. The Project Management certificate provides a student with the elements needed to initiate, execute and complete a successful project. The student has the opportunity to apply new knowledge and skills to a specific industry in a comprehensive hands-on simulation experience, improve people skills to prevent or handle all types of conflicts, and learn the nuances of management from a global perspective. The intensive Project Management certificate can be completed in just two quarters. If you are looking to launch or accelerate your career in business and you already have advanced English proficiency, UC San Diego Extension’s Business Programs for International Students can help you achieve your goals. Our Business Certificate Programs are led by practicing professionals with direct knowledge of the latest trends in American and international business. Dates:
Academic Connections International (ACI) is a 3-week summer UC San Diego academic and residential immersion program targeted to international secondary students who are 16-18 years of age and have advanced English proficiency. Students enroll in one course to explore a particular topic in depth. In addition to a challenging and active learning experience, social and recreational activities are planned for the afternoons and on weekends. This program is for students with strong academic records and advanced English proficiency who would like to have an insightful American pre-university preparation experience along with American teenage students.
• On-campus housing with American students for three weeks • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner at campus cafeteria • UC San Diego academic instruction and activities • An opportunity to take various chaperoned field trips to local sites • Access to laboratory equipment as part of classwork • Guest speakers • Project supplies • Transportation to and from scheduled field trips during the program • Constant adult supervision The courses for Academic Connections 2017 will be determined and posted on our website in February 2017. For a complete list of courses offered in previous ACI programs, please see our website: www.ip.extension.ucsd.edu.
Proof of Language Proficiency Completed Recommendation Form from secondary school English instructor, attesting to the student’s advanced English proficiency, equivalent to one of the following: • TOEFL iBT 80 • Advanced Cambridge level • CEFR-C1 Additional requirements: • Completed International Programs application and the Supplemental ACI Application • Copy of transcripts in English for two most recent years of academic studies, showing a strong academic history • TB Form (page A6 of International Programs application form) Example courses from 2016 include: • Appreciation of Indigenous Dance and Theatre • Audiovisual: Music’s Place in Film, Television and Art • Disease Detectives: An Introduction to Epidemiology • Exploring Youth Subculture: A Sociological Perspective • Foundations of Creative Writing • Gray Matters: Brain Function and Neural Plasticity • Innovative Writing Across Media: An Introduction to the College Workshop • Introduction to Bioinformatics • Introduction to Cognitive Science • Introduction to Electrical Engineering: Digital Signal Processing • Introduction to Fluid Mechanical Engineering: From a Straw to an Airplane • Introduction to Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science • Introduction to Philosophical Ethics • Introduction to Psychology • Language and Identity for Bilingual Writers • Media Matters: Stereotypes and Social Change in Popular Media • Minds, Machines and Mathematics • Neuroscience: From Brains to Behaviors • Photo Essay: Seeing San Diego Through Image and Text • Principles of Macroeconomics: The Business Cycles and Financial Markets • Robot Ruminations: Building and Programming Fundamentals • Scripps Institution of Oceanography: Introduction to Marine Biology • Scripps Institution of Oceanography: Marine Invertebrates • Scripps Institution of Oceanography: Ocean Acidification: Coping with Excess
Carbon Dioxide • Scripps Institution of Oceanography: Wind, Waves and Currents—The Physics of the Ocean World • Social Problems and Civic Action: Critical Thinking, College Writing and Community Involvement • The Brain in Health and Disease • The Metropolis and Me: A History of Immigration, Race and Space in Southern California For more information and the supplemental ACI application, please see:
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When I initially chose to come to UC San Diego, my main reasons were its well-known name, and the weather in San Diego. The university has exceeded my expectations. The campus is really amazing, with a cozy, cheerful environment. Studying in the Business Essentials program has enhanced my business knowledge, especially relating to American business practices. After UC San Diego, I will finish my degree in Business Administration and get a good job. I believe that all the new experiences and knowledge gained will be applicable in both my professional and personal life. The certificate has helped qualify me to pursue a successful career. Summer Youth Program for University Immersion Business Certificate Programs Overview • BUSINESS ESSENTIALS • INTERMEDIATE BUSINESS ESSENTIALS • BUSINESS MANAGEMENT • PROJECT MANAGEMENT UC San Diego Extension offers four business programs for international students: The Business Essentials program offers an introduction to American business practices through a comprehensive overview of key business topics including cross-cultural communication, human resources, marketing and more. First-quarter students can participate in on-campus workplace experiences (internships). The program is designed for students with at least two years of university study and minimal work experience. Business Essentials provides an excellent launching point for your career.
Intermediate Business Essentials provides a step up from the Business Essentials program. This business training option consists of one, two, or three quarters of study and offers a hands-on experiential learning course that analyzes real-world businesses. This program is designed for the student who has earned a bachelor’s degree and possesses a high level of proficiency in English. The Business Management certificate program offers a student the opportunity to build job skills and knowledge or to prepare for graduate studies through an extensive introduction to U.S. business practices. To complement the classroom experience, an internship is incorporated into the Business Management program. The internship allows each student the opportunity to apply what is learned in an American workplace and gain a competitive edge in the global job market. The Project Management certificate provides a student with the elements needed to initiate, execute and complete a successful project. The student has the opportunity to apply new knowledge and skills to a specific industry in a comprehensive hands-on simulation experience, improve people skills to prevent or handle all types of conflicts, and learn the nuances of management from a global perspective. The intensive Project Management certificate can be completed in just two quarters. If you are looking to launch or accelerate your career in business and you already have advanced English proficiency, UC San Diego Extension’s Business Programs for International Students can help you achieve your goals. Our Business Certificate Programs are led by practicing professionals with direct knowledge of the latest trends in American and international business. Frequently Asked Questions for Business certificate programs 1. Can I apply without all the required
documents? No. You will need to wait to apply until you have all the required documents. The only exception is if you have all the required documents except the language score AND you are currently attending the UC San Diego Extension English Language Institute (ELI). Only students who attend UCSD-ELI can apply for conditional acceptance to the business certificate programs. 2. What is conditional acceptance? It means you are provisionally accepted based on all requirements except for the language score. This is strictly for students currently attending a 10-week English language program at UC San Diego Extension ELI. An acceptable language score is still required before you will be fully accepted. 3. Is there a deadline to apply? Given the popularity of the programs, it is recommended to submit the application FOUR months in advance. Admission is competitive, and not all applicants are admitted to the program. NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED WITHIN THE FINAL TEN DAYS BEFORE A PROGRAM’S START-DATE. 4. Is a car required? Yes, access to a car or other reliable transportation is required, as some classes (day and/or evening) are located at the off-campus UC San Diego Extension facility (University City Center), which has very limited or no public transportation. 5. Can I add an extra quarter after I arrive? Yes; however, if the student requests and is approved for a longer program, the student must pay a $500 USD Business Program Extension fee, plus any additional tuition required for the longer program. However, if the student requests and is approved for a longer program during the first week of classes in his/her first quarter, the Business Department will waive the $500 Program Extension fee. 6. What is Optional Practical Training (OPT)? For more information on this work experience option, please see page 12. Example courses from 2016 include: • Appreciation of Indigenous Dance and Theatre • Audiovisual: Music’s Place in Film, Television and Art • Disease Detectives: An Introduction to Epidemiology • Exploring Youth Subculture: A Sociological Perspective • Foundations of Creative Writing • Gray Matters: Brain Function and Neural Plasticity • Innovative Writing Across Media: An Introduction to the College Workshop • Introduction to Bioinformatics • Introduction to Cognitive Science • Introduction to Electrical Engineering: Digital Signal Processing • Introduction to Fluid Mechanical Engineering: From a Straw to an Airplane • Introduction to Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science • Introduction to Philosophical Ethics • Introduction to Psychology • Language and Identity for Bilingual Writers • Media Matters: Stereotypes and Social Change in Popular Media • Minds, Machines and Mathematics • Neuroscience: From Brains to Behaviors • Photo Essay: Seeing San Diego Through Image and Text • Principles of Macroeconomics: The Business Cycles and Financial Markets • Robot Ruminations: Building and Programming Fundamentals • Scripps Institution of Oceanography: Introduction to Marine Biology • Scripps Institution of Oceanography: Marine Invertebrates • Scripps Institution of Oceanography: Ocean Acidification: Coping with Excess
Carbon Dioxide • Scripps Institution of Oceanography: Wind, Waves and Currents—The Physics of the Ocean World • Social Problems and Civic Action: Critical Thinking, College Writing and Community Involvement • The Brain in Health and Disease • The Metropolis and Me: A History of Immigration, Race and Space in Southern California For more information and the supplemental ACI application, please see:
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