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UC Berkeley researchers work every day to make discoveries that change the world Whether advancing cures for Alzheimer’s, trailblazing the future of AI, or mapping the edges of the universe, our breakthroughs propel humanity forward
- Admissions - University of California, Berkeley
The University of California, Berkeley, is the No 1 public university in the world Over 40,000 students attend classes in 15 colleges and schools, offering over 300 degree programs
- About - University of California, Berkeley
About Berkeley The University of California was founded in 1868, born out of a vision in the State Constitution of a university that would “contribute even more than California’s gold to the glory and happiness of advancing generations ”
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Considering Berkeley? View our requirements and admissions process for first-year or transfer admissions
- Academics - University of California, Berkeley
Departments and degree programs Berkeley offers over 300 degree programs through its academic departments Search with our A to Z guide
- Academic departments programs - University of California, Berkeley
A Aerospace Engineering African American Studies Agricultural and Resource Economics Air Force ROTC AFROTC American Cultures American Studies Ancient Greek Roman Studies, Department of Ancient History and Mediterranean Archaeology Anthropology Applied Science and Technology Graduate Group Architecture Army ROTC Art History Art Practice Arts Humanities, College of Letters Science Division
- Schools colleges - University of California, Berkeley
The College of Computing, Data Science, and Society connects data science education, Departments of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences and Statistics, Berkeley Institute for Data Science, and Center for Computational Biology
- Admissions - Berkeley Graduate Division
UC Berkeley offers over 200 graduate programs across diverse, interdisciplinary fields You can pursue a master’s, professional (1–2 years), or doctoral degree (4–7 years, research-focused)
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