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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.