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In 2012, William Gramlich enrolled in the UC Berkeley Extension’s Certificate Program in Alcohol and Drug Abuse Studies, which has turned students with both excessive substance use and academic backgrounds into certified addiction counselors for decades.
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UC Berkeley Extension partnered with Global Alumni, a Spanish-American educational technology company, on June 26 to offer courses fully taught in Spanish.
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The online program comprises four two-unit courses. The course sequence covers a range of topics from data analysis to record management.
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Like the Foothill Late Night menu and the exact whereabouts of Dirks’ secret tunnels, the Fall Program for Freshmen is one of UC Berkeley’s best-kept secrets.
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UC Berkeley Extension will be an instrumental part of increased revenues — which are being implemented in efforts to reduce the campus budget deficit from $110M to $57M this year.
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UC Berkeley Extension announced that it will begin offering a new user experience/user interface, or UX/UI, boot camp starting November 28 at its San Francisco campus.
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Carol Christ, who was approved by the UC Board of Regents to be UC Berkeley’s 11th chancellor Thursday, met with members of staff and faculty the same day to be introduced as the next chancellor.
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More international students are choosing to study in California than any other state, with UC Berkeley ranked as one of the top colleges, according to a report from the Institute of International Education.
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The campus Fall Program for Freshmen will extend its program for the coming fall semester to the UC Berkeley Extension Center in San Francisco.
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UC admissions data released Thursday indicate an increase in nonresident and transfer admissions for fall 2015 compared with previous years’ statistics, while California freshman applicants faced a 1.7 percent decline in acceptances.
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