2nd Act is tailored for Bruins in their fifth decade and beyond, offering opportunities for learning, health optimization, volunteering and personal investment.

Lissa Prudencio from Wealth for Women of Color shares four things Gen Z needs to know about personal finances.

Contribute to UCLA through service, scholarships, networking and by building relationships among your UCLA community.

The Center for Jewish Studies is a world-class research center and intellectual hub for the study of Jewish culture, religion, thought, literature, and much more.

Travel connects us to our planet, its people, and each other. UCLA faculty experts accompany many of our tours sharing knowledge and insights. Learn as you go!

These small group active tours are highlighted by immersive cultural experiences directly benefiting the people and places you'll visit. Come explore!

The Center is a research institute dedicated to addressing American Indian issues and supporting Native communities.

As a Bruin, you are part of a community of people who can pay it forward. There are many ways to stay engaged and help amplify the impact of our institution.

The music program provides in-depth exploration of Armenia's rich musical heritage, with a focus on its classical traditions.

The Center deepens understanding of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders towards a healthy, just, democratic and compassionate society.

The Seminars present research that benefits society by training future leaders in the wide range of possible bioengineering careers.

The Institute provides an interdisciplinary platform dedicated to research, education, and the practice of kindness.

A catalyst for education, outreach and research collaborations among scientists, engineers and clinicians who seek to understand the healthy and diseased brain.

Bruin Family Insights equips Bruin families with knowledge to get to know UCLA better. Encourage your student to thrive during their time at UCLA and beyond.

BP is a business networking group, established to help professional alumni connect in a forum to exchange business referrals, ideas, advice and resources.

Listen to UCLA alumni discuss their careers, what has helped them most in following their career paths, and tips for personal and professional success after college.

Bruinlink, a digital newsletter for families, shares insider perspectives on UCLA trends, special events and topics related to supporting a college student.

The California Hub and Spoke System is implemented throughout the state to improve, expand and increase access to Medication Assisted Treatment services.

The CCRDC provides qualified researchers across California with the opportunity to perform statistical analysis on non-public Census microdata.

The California Drug Medi-Cal Organized Delivery System reports and presents on evaluations and findings from UCLA’s Integrated Substance Abuse Program.

The Institute is a hub of interdisciplinary research, translation, and education where scientists find purpose in addressing challenges of the 21st century.

The Lab translates research insights into government impact to improve programs and policies that millions of Californians rely on every day.

UCLA-ISAP investigators collaborate with UCLA’s Cannabis Research Initiative to conduct research and evaluate publications.

Alumni Career Engagement presents workshops by professional career coaches who share their expertise to help you make decisions and navigate your career.

Explore videos featuring alumni experts, career coaches and tutorials on a wide range of topics to equip yourself to navigate, advance and expand your career.

The Center serves as a forum for students, professors and independent scholars to discuss central issues in the field of 17th- and 18th-century studies.

The Center unites scholars exploring the connections among evolution, culture, the mind, and society.

The Center conducts research that helps communities better understand how climate change will affect them and how to respond.

The Center instills the necessary global, social, intellectual and psychological competencies necessary to become well-rounded global citizens.

The Center provides analysis and evidence to help policy makers understand policies and programs that improve and reduce health disparities.

The Center promotes children’s lifelong health, development, and well-being for their families and communities.

The Center is a hub for immigration scholarship and advocacy, community engagement, practitioners, lawmakers and experts.

The Center instills a mindset of collaboration, innovation and impact to create a more equitable and sustainable world.

CLIC is an interdisciplinary research center dedicated to the study of language and human interaction in diverse cultures and social settings.

The Center for Latino Arts brings together people and ideas focusing on Latino visual and performing arts.

The Center provides an understanding of the strategy and operating principles driving the individual sectors of media, entertainment and sports industries.

The Center explores how technology is changing how we create, consume and collaborate around music locally and globally.

Dedicated to advancing the interests of music and humanities, the Center brings together scholarship, performance, and outreach.

Through research, teaching and training, the Center addresses occupational and environmental health issues.

The Center coordinates research and teaching activities in the field of quantum information science and technology.

REMAP explores cultural forms and empowering social situations enabled by thoughtful interweaving of engineering, the arts and community development.

The Center encourages the development of historically rooted social theory and comparative history that is theoretically informed.

CESLAC provides data for policymakers, program planners, educators, and the general public to help make better decisions to address Latino health and education.

The Center promotes health equity through rigorous research, innovative teaching, and community engagement.

The Center coordinates and promotes the academic study of religion for members of the campus community as well as the public.

The Center works towards a world in which education and scholarship are tools for social justice feminism, improving the lives of people of all genders.

The Center's objective is to pursue a framework for representation, learning, inference and reasoning, and build computer systems for real world applications.

Department faculty analyze life, history, and culture of Mexican, Central American, and other Latinx and Indigenous populations in the Americas.

The Department is actively involved in a range of public engagement geared towards disseminating knowledge of their educational and research activities.

The Center plays a pivotal role in the development of scholarly research for the U.S. Chicano-Latino population.

UCLA Health and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society are visiting communities across California to discuss recent advances in the treatments of blood cancers.

Access events, newsletters, podcasts, and publications which promote and sustain global transdisciplinary studies from the 3rd to the 17th century CE.

The Institute, UCLA's first foreign affiliate, provides a research and training site to advance science and build capacity in Africa.

The Institute researches the creation, dissemination and conservation of archaeological knowledge and heritage.

The Criminal Justice Program serves as a central hub for UCLA Law's work in the area of criminal and juvenile law.

The Critical Race Studies program is the premier setting for studying the intersection of race and the law.

The Crump Institute aims to develop new technologies to observe, measure, and understand biology in cells, tissues, and living organisms.

As a healthcare professional, access resources to help you stay up-to-date with the latest developments in your field and provide high-quality patient care.

The Epstein Program trains public interest leaders dedicated to public service and social justice who are making a difference in communities across the world.

The Department focuses on the histories, cultures, politics, and traditions of African Diaspora, and the importance of social justice.

The Department provides multi-disciplinary, academic approach to studying issues and problems in urban and rural Indian Country.

The Department consists of an integrative, innovative, cutting-edge, and engaged community of scholars who are dedicated to understanding human behavior.

The Department promotes the study of histories, contemporary realities, and experiences of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans.

The Department is dedicated to the study of Asian civilizations in all their diversity.

The Department teaches various aspects of Greek and Roman culture, literature, philology, archaeology, and history.

The Department provides students with comprehensive knowledge of the nature of human communication at multiple levels of analysis.

The Department has served over 50 years as a leading site of innovative research and teaching in the interdisciplinary humanities.

The Department is committed to transforming patient care by leveraging recent advances in artificial intelligence and genomics.

The support of our alumni and friends helps keep UCLA at the top as a world leader in education, research and service.

The Department maintains a commitment to traditional areas of study, while also supporting research and teaching in Literature and Creative Writing.

The Department offers courses that examine music in its social and cultural contexts.

The Department combines UCLA’s departments of French, Germanic, and Italian and Scandinavian, and focuses on cultures and languages across Europe.

The Department focuses on the complex interaction of gender with other identity markers such as race, ethnicity, sexuality, nation, and religion.

The Department is recognized as a leader in research and education in both physical and human geography.

The Department encourages students to think about the capacity of jazz to transform and engage the musical and political worlds.

The Department is a community of scholars who seek to understand the past and strive to introduce students to the process of historical thinking.

The Series invites distinguished researchers to present their insights on today's most intriguing topics in genetics and other related fields.

The Department focuses on the scientific study of language in all aspects, including phonetics, phonology, syntax, semantics, and more.

Our ROTC Alumni Association is dedicated to providing financial and volunteer support to UCLA’s three ROTC programs. Get involved!

The Department teaches Western classical music with concentrations in composition and performance, and a specialized undergraduate program in music education.

The Department teaches the history, cultural contexts, and interpretation of music.

The Naval ROTC provides professional training for students leading to an active duty commission at graduation in the U.S. Navy or Marine Corps.

The Department gained distinction in political economy, electoral behavior, comparative politics, including politics of developing nations, and political theory.

The Department provides education in the languages, literatures, cultures, and history of Russia, Eastern and Central Europe and Eurasia.

We are always interested in hearing from our alumni and friends about how sociology makes a difference in your life. Keep in touch!

Design Media Arts cultivates a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to artistic practice that fosters on experimentation and innovative thinking.

Create meaningful connections among Bruins of diverse experiences to support a strong and inclusive multi-generational UCLA community.

The School of Nursing's mission prepares nurses and scholars to lead and transform nursing care in a rapidly changing, diverse, and complex healthcare world.

The Doheny Eye Center is an independent, nonprofit research organization proudly affiliated with the UCLA Stein Eye Institute.

The EPSS mission is to understand and protect our home in the universe through discovery, education, and outreach. Build your EPSS alumni network!

This graduate program offers a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) emphasizing kindergarten through postsecondary educational reform and systemic change.

The Institute provides research and policy analysis on climate change and related issues, and serves as a training ground for environmental lawyers.

EmPower Hour fosters conversations for alumni to explore issues of equity, diversity, inclusion and social justice.

EDI leads and advances strategies for enhancing equity, diversity and inclusion; protecting civil rights; and upholding dignity for all in our community.

The EMPH program equips working professionals with knowledge, skills, and resources to master the challenges of our changing healthcare environment.

This MBA program enables executives to study advanced management in a high-quality educational environment while working full time in their profession.

The Series recognizes two Academic Senate members annually who have records of exceptional achievement in research and/or creative activities.

The UCLA Fielding School of Public Health's monthly newsletter covers research, news and upcoming events.

The Museum explores global arts and cultures with an emphasis on Africa, Asia, the Pacific, and the Indigenous Americas—past and present.

Earn a UCLA Anderson MBA while keeping your job and career momentum. Instant career offense with the same faculty and same MBA degree as the full time program.

Explore topics of interest and get timely advice from experts from the UCLA Health Center for the Study of Latino Health and Culture (CESLAC).

This MBA provides a comprehensive perspective on international business, emphasizing the thriving Asia-Pacific region.

Hear from young alumni Samantha D'Souza '18 on her career journey as a cultural storyteller.

GO ARTS UCLA brings together an array of cultural offerings at the nation’s number one public research university.

The art museum and cultural center in Los Angeles is known for its artist-centric and progressive array of exhibitions and public programs.

Explore the Museum's renowned artist-centric and progressive array of numerous exhibitions and public programs.

These Programs provide a powerful platform for leveraging the power of art and ideas through lectures, film screenings, musical performances and other events.

The Price Center offers a wide range of resources to support the academic and professional development of entrepreneurial leaders.

The Center focuses on research concerned with addictive drugs, including opioids, nicotine and psychostimulants.

This program offers a healthcare curriculum to prepare students for successful careers in health-related fields.

The Report series examines the relationship between diversity and the bottom line in the entertainment industry.

Innovate@UCLA is a dynamic community of innovators, made up of top drivers in SoCal’s tech space, world-renowned educators and impact driven students at UCLA.

The Institute brings frontier research efforts to bear on key scientific mission areas for the U.S. Department of Energy.

The Institute's goal is to promote and advance planetary science research by means of interdisciplinary collaboration.

IPAM fulfills its mission through workshops and other programs that connect mathematics and other disciplines or multiple areas of mathematics.

IRLE is a multidisciplinary research center dedicated to research, teaching, and service on labor and employment issues.

The Institute researches how established and emerging technologies influence society, privacy, law and public policy.

IoES offers programs designed to educate environmental professionals for the future, especially when environmental issues are a growing concern.

The ICLM includes a diverse, collaborative community of neuroscientists exploring fundamental questions in science.

The Program engages in research, advocacy and public education in a multitude of areas of international and comparative law.

The Program combines music as an art form with questions about how musical art and practice relate to aspects of Iranian culture, society and history.

Meet Jasmine Yen, the powerhouse behind talent acquisition at Warner Bros.! From screening to social media management, she's redefining recruitment success.

The Institute combines UCLA’s strength in climate modeling and remote sensing, and Jet Propulsion Laboratory's strength in data collection from satellites.

The Center is a leader in cancer research and clinical care with a vision of accelerating discoveries to prevent and cure cancer.

The Judge Rand Schrader Pro Bono Program promotes and supports pro bono activities among UCLA Law students and alumni.

The program explores classic and contemporary questions about the nature of law and legal systems, with a focus on constitutional, criminal and contract law.

The Center fosters artistic creativity, scholarship, performance, and other cultural expressions, all through a Jewish musical lens. 

The Center's mission is to enhance the understanding of this pivotal sector and support it through educational programming, thought leadership, and scholarship.

The Institute develops attorneys by offering an array of courses, simulations, special programs, and connected community support.

The Institute is a center for theoretical physics research and intellectual inquiry.

The Easton Center is a comprehensive research center focused on Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.

The program balances a strong grounding in hands-on laboratory preparation and research experience to prepare graduates for dynamic fields in applied chemistry.

MAE offers an intensive, one academic year program to master theory and the application of economic ideas while gaining hands-on course experience.

The Master of Applied Statistics was created in response to the rapid rise in demand for data-centric skills in the Los Angeles area.

The program provides an opportunity to specialize skills and apply architectural and design thinking to design provocations and real-world challenges.

UCLA Anderson prepares the brightest aspiring MBAs to become leaders in the business world.

The program affords a dynamic curriculum that combines theory, analytical skills and current business practice.

The online MHA program equips graduates with the specific knowledge and skills that are in highest demand for administrative roles in healthcare.

The LLM program offers students the opportunity to learn from top legal scholars and teachers.

The MPH Program for full-time working professionals, provides training in community health, health education, and health promotion.

The MQST program prepares students for careers in research and the development of quantum technology.

The STEM-certified MSBA program provides the tools to harness the power of data to gain insights that drive strategic business decisions.

Create lifelong relationships with the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science and its alumni. There are many ways that you can re-connect.

The MASS program combines rigorous academic training with the opportunity to conduct community-engaged research.

Attend a session and/or download the Mindful Awareness App. Practice mindful meditation anywhere, anytime.

MARC's mission is to disseminate mindful awareness across the lifespan through education and research.

The Institute's mission is to facilitate and promote cutting-edge research under the broad umbrella of molecular biology.

The Center connects students to Native American communities to strengthen legal systems while protecting and advancing tribal cultural and legal values.

Start your career with tools from the UCLA Alumni Association and the UCLA Career Center.

Find out about the UCLA Alumni Association resources, tools, and community that will continue to support Bruins post-graduation.

Open Mind is a free film and lecture series that brings together leaders in science and culture for relevant and meaningful programs about mental health issues.

The program promotes best practices to enhance the delivery of medications for addiction treatment (MAT) and promote MAT sustainability.

OLLI at UCLA offers courses for adults 50+ to participate in an extensive program of classes, discussion groups, lectures, social gatherings and special events.

The Magazine, an ongoing publication from UCLA health, provides alumni, consumers and patients with health news they can use.

The Department offers a rewarding environment to pursue a higher education through groundbreaking research, cutting-edge technology, and award-winning faculty.

The Institute consists of laboratories and research groups that investigate questions related to the fourth state of matter known as "plasma".

The Pourdavoud Center engages in transformative research on all aspects of Iranian antiquity and promoting cross-cultural and interdisciplinary scholarship.

The primary focus of PIES is the study of ancient Indo-European languages and their reconstructed ancestor, Proto-Indo-European.

Address the central challenges facing today's lawyers, participate in this forum examining issues drawn from across areas of legal practice.

PULSE explores the complex and diverse connections between law and science, technology and evidence to understand how these areas influence law and policy making.

Learn how Rafi Sands '18 is revolutionizing community resilience with cutting-edge wildfire tech at Pano AI.

The Center seeks to provide a creative arena for the education and development of African Americans.

Engage with alumni and friends in your area through social, community and volunteer opportunities. Help create a greater UCLA presence throughout the world.

The Center performs cutting-edge legal research and scholarship in food law and policy to improve health and quality of life for humans and the planet.

These courses provide you with the knowledge, skills and experience to be more productive with a class schedule that minimizes disruptions to your practice.

Volunteer faculty members play critical roles in the training of predoctoral students and resident dentists. Find out how to become a volunteer.

Stay connected and involved through networking, lifelong learning and engagement throughout the year.

TFT Professional Programs offer non-degree, graduate-level programs in Screenwriting, Writing for TV, Acting for the Camera, Directing and Producing.

The Center provides the study of costume design history, genre research, costume illustration, and influence of costume design on fashion and popular culture.

The Digital Incubator and Think Tank studies the impact of digital media and technology on traditional media industries.

From actor showcases to the UCLA TFT Film Festival, the department provides a wealth of opportunities to explore artistic realms.

The Center is dedicated solely to advancing the power of entertainment and performing arts to inspire social change.

The Department of Theater showcases excerpts from contemporary iconic plays featuring Master of Fine Arts acting students.

This interdisciplinary research and education institute is devoted to the understanding of complex human behavior.

Youstina Labib '24 seeks to grow a much-needed female presence in cardiology.

Blackstone LaunchPad is a university entrepreneurship network that builds student career readiness and success with access to mentors, events, and job opportunities.

The Department coordinates undergraduate and graduate statistics teaching and research within the College of Letters and Sciences.

The Series provides webinars meant for marketing, communications and events professionals to sharpen skills in certain areas or learn new ones.

Discover recruiting secrets and LinkedIn profile hacks to stand out from the crowd with career coach Emily Taylor, MBA '08.

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at UCLA will be providing a "Taste of Osher" courses this summer at UCLA's new satellite campus in the South Bay.

Welcome Class of '24 to our career course! This two-part course covers job search tactics, application strategies, negotiation skills, and workforce transition.

This e-newsletter produced by Alumni Diversity Programs & Initiatives offers UCLA alumni and friends ways to engage through a diverse, social justice lens.

The Getty Conservation Program is distinguished by its emphasis on materials, technologies, and preservation of archaeological and indigenous heritage.

The Center works to serve the field of marketing and data analytics by providing resources to UCLA Anderson faculty, students and business professionals.

Explore selected alumni and student publications housed within The Novitch Laboratory/Integrative Center for Neural Repair.

The Institute is a hub for world-class research and teaching on Armenian Studies, and for coordinating Interdisciplinary Research and Public Impact Programs.

The Institute is the center of human rights education, research, and advocacy.

The Speaker Series brings leaders in engineering to campus to share what it took to get where they are, and critical issues that engineers must address.

The Institute is a trans-disciplinary and inter-departmental community of faculty, researchers and students, elevating space science through symbiotic interaction.

The Blog offers a perspective on topics relevant to prospective MBA students and others interested in UCLA Anderson’s MBA program, faculty and curriculum.

The Center advances thought leadership through influential research, rigorous educational opportunities and professional forums in which alumni can participate.

Discover Luxury Senior Living in the Heart of Westwood. The Watermark helps you find the perfect balance of independence and supported living.

The Institute ensures that facts—not stereotypes—inform laws, policies, and judicial decisions that affect the LGBTQ community.

The Program fosters research & discussion on domestic, comparative, international and transnational criminal justice systems.

Tribal MAT Project ECHO was launched to provide medication assisted treatment access for tribal communities. Access materials or register for training sessions.

Explore featured stories, news, research and highlights from the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and UCLA Health.

The leading, unbiased economic forecasting organization for 70 years, focuses on global, national, state and local economies.

Listen to podcasts by UCLA Anderson, led by Warren Olney about faculty research.

The Anderson Review is a window into the cutting-edge research of expert faculty who are drawn to the school from around the globe.

The Center promotes knowledge and understanding of Asia and the Pacific through research, teaching, public programs, and local and international collaborations.

The Department offers a broad curriculum in dynamic and synoptic meteorology, atmospheric physics and chemistry, and upper atmosphere and space physics.

The Center is committed to providing potent, pure, and safe blood components for patients. Your blood donation could save a life. Sign up today!

The Center supports innovation, excellence, and highest ethical standards focused on taking stem cell research discoveries from the lab to the patient.

The Center fosters research on and promotes discussion of international relations, U.S. foreign policy, and complex issues of global cooperation and conflict.

The program trains a new breed of policy-makers knowledgeable about Canadian society and well-versed in Canada - U.S. relations and affairs.

The Center promotes an understanding and involvement with Brazil including academia, public sector, business and professional communities and general public.

The Center trains scholars and educates members of the community about Buddhist religion and culture in all of their diversity.

The Center for Cannabis and Cannabinoids addresses questions related to cannabis legalization through scientific study and discourse across disciplines.

The Center promotes cutting-edge scholarship in all disciplines and fosters a research and teaching environment free from political and financial pressures.

The Center promotes documentation and creative expression of diverse ethnic experiences through creating and teaching film and digital media.

CERS's program of public events features lectures and book talks, symposia and conferences, film screenings and discussions, concerts and other cultural events.

The Center improves the public’s health through high-quality, objective, and evidence-based research and data that informs effective policymaking.

The Center supports research, hosts public lectures and workshops, and collaborates with other institutions to raise the profile of South Asia.

The Center presides over the biggest Korean Studies program in the U.S. with the greatest number of undergraduate and graduate students studying Korean subjects.

Through conferences, task forces, publications, and campus activities, the Center explores subjects for the Middle East within a conflict-resolution framework.

The Center raises public awareness of the diverse peoples and cultures in the Middle East through conferences, symposia, lectures, and scholarly research.

A new center, in partnership with the California Center for Population Research at UCLA, enhances population research with statistical methodology.

The Center supports innovative, interdisciplinary teaching and scholarship about Southeast Asia.

CTSI catalyzes research that translates discoveries into tangible improvements in health care, disease prevention, and community health.

UCLA College faculty, students, alumni and staff publish award-winning books, from poetry to philosophy, history to politics and beyond.

The Center employs the skills of both K-12 and university mathematics instructors to provide a world-class mathematics education to many students across the U.S.

The Department empowers students to reshape their worlds through critical inquiry and transformative creativity.

The Department endorses an interdisciplinary and intercultural approach to art history of all periods and places.

The UCLA Depression Grand Challenge (DGC) is a campus-wide initiative aimed at cutting the burden of depression in half by 2050.

The Epicenter is dedicated to augmenting students’ academic curriculum with project-based experiential learning in collaboration with industry partners.

UCLA Extension offers exceptional continuing, lifelong, and professional education to empower individuals and organizations to thrive in an ever changing world.

UCLAxOpen offers no-cost online enrichment courses and seminars designed to provide timely and relevant lifelong learning opportunities.

Foster your financial literacy skills through workshops, coaching and online educational efforts. Empower yourself to confidently navigate your finances.

The Fink Center exists to bridge the theoretical knowledge of finance with its real-world application.

The Center's mission is to transform our understanding of Black Holes and their role in the Universe with resolution observations of the Center of the Galaxy.

Find out about how to protect yourself, where to go if you need care for COVID-19 and how to address lingering symptoms.

Are you prepared? Disasters will happen. Preparing yourself and your loved ones can help reduce fear, anxiety, and will save lives during and after an incident.

Explore a rich repository of topics from renowned experts and scientists who share dynamic research, practices, and tips to live a more healthful life.

Subscribe to UCLA Health newsletters and publications to stay in the know on the latest developments about patient care, research and education.

The Patient Education Center provides free, easy, and simple online videos to help patients prepare for procedures and manage chronic conditions.

Learn more about an upcoming medical procedure or surgery through this expansive collection of online medical videos covering general healthcare and more.

Through the School's advanced studies, Ph.D. students conduct research and file a dissertation in either ethnomusicology, music – composition, or musicology.

There are 45 outstanding ensembles that provide students with a wealth of opportunities to excel in a wide-range of musical traditions from around the world.

Explore the terrains in which the Holocaust took place across the regions of Europe into North Africa, and through many communities in which survivors settled.

The Laboratory was initiated with the specific intention of supporting infrared astronomy in the "era of the Keck 10-meter telescopes".

The Initiative is a three-year pilot project intended to foster cutting-edge research and high-level teaching to understand and mitigate group-based hate.

These powerpoint presentations related to substance abuse prevention and control are associated with UCLA's Integrated Substance Abuse Programs.

The Center focuses on discovering the genetic basis of major psychiatric and neurological disorders, and genetically dissecting additional traits.

The Institute brings the world to UCLA via degree programs, 27 centers focused on regional and global affairs, and a wide-ranging public events program.

LPPI addresses domestic policy challenges through research, advocacy, mobilization, and leadership development to advance policy reform for all communities.

The Campus Resource Center provides education and advocacy services supporting intersectional identity development.

A new UCLA Library video series highlights the region's diverse communities, cultures and historical landmarks through the Library's collections.

The Center's commitment to improving the quality of life focuses on healthy aging, memory health, life-long learning, and support for people with memory loss.

The Luskin Center for History and Policy brings vital historical knowledge, perspective, and analysis to key contemporary issues and policy deliberations.

then & now, a podcast of the LCHP, connects past to present, using historical analysis to help understand modern issues and policy decisions.

The Luskin Lecture Series features renowned public intellectuals, scholars as well as national and local leaders addressing society’s most pressing problems.

The Magazine shares the stories of alumni, faculty and the latest university initiatives and endeavors.

The Center provides technical support in the application of modern instrumentation to solve problems in the most recent scientific research.

Newsroom is the official source for UCLA's breaking news, providing media and public coverage of community events, university research and campus issues.

Explore online videos and upcoming scheduled programs on varied topics given by UCLA people, including alumni, faculty and staff.

UCLA ONE – short for Opportunity, Network and Experience – is your ONE-stop-shop for your professional needs and to connect with UCLA. Set up your profile!

Discover job opportunities and internships, connect with the UCLA community, and receive personalized career advice from supportive alumni with UCLA One.

The Magazine highlights how UCLA Fielding faculty, students and graduates are improving society by addressing needs such as food insecurity and mental health.

The Institute is a hub that transforms our appreciation and understanding of food through interdisciplinary research, teaching and co-curricular programs.

The podcast looks at topics and trends in art, architecture, and design, and explores the ideas and practices of UCLA’s faculty, staff, students, and alumni.

This online program offers remote coaching for individuals seeking to build resiliency, reduce anxiety or address up to moderate depression.

The UCLA Stavros Niarchos Foundation Center for the Study of Hellenic Culture places Hellenic culture within a broad historical and contemporary context.

This program is designed for current students and recent graduates interested in a career tackling issues such as sustainability, food waste, and healthcare.

This university-wide initiative applies UCLA research, expertise and education to help transform Los Angeles into the world’s most sustainable megacity by 2050.

UCLA Anderson’s Easton Technology Management Center is a leading institution for education and industry access.

The Center is committed to uniting scholars, students, alumni and the larger community to understand Japan in global and historical contexts.

The Center promotes a broader and deeper understanding of Israel's history, politics, society, and culture.

CAP UCLA is dedicated to the advancement of the contemporary performing arts in all disciplines.

The Program focuses on researching and conserving archeological and ethnographic materials.

The Webinars offer the latest information on advancements and treatments from expert physicians at UCLA.

Access professional training to prepare for careers in fields of high growth and high need, such as substance use disorder counseling, data science, and early childhood education.

Whether an alumnus, a community member or a friend of UCLA, you can help shape the future of higher education in California.

This program offers three annual curated and immersive opportunities to support student and alumni led startups to design, launch, and scale their companies.

Vital Signs, a quarterly publication from UCLA Health, provides patients and consumers with health news they can use.

“We are Mathematics” focuses on promoting the people in the department who make an impact in the mathematical community and public at large.

Enjoy informative presentations hosted by dynamic women who support UCLA’s world-class programs and scholars through philanthropy, leadership and mentoring.

WACD forges new understandings about the social and cultural impacts of choreography, performance, media, visual arts, activism, and critical studies.

The World Music Center brings together three assets: the World Musical Instrument Collection, Ethnomusicology Archive, and Ethnomusicology Publications.

The Institute is a training ground for top attorneys and executives; a robust curriculum helps open the door to careers in TV, movies, sports, and tech.