UNIVERSITY OF , DAVIS 2017

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,EXPAND YOUR WORLD DAVIS

MASTER OF LAWS (LL.M.)

CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION LAW.UCDAVIS.EDU/GO/LLM

ACHIEVE AUGUST 2017 – MAY 2018 A ONE-YEAR, IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE THE CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

We design academic programs and global partnerships for UC Davis. The Center also provides academic oversight on a wide range of international scholar programs, academic preparation, English-language instruction and comprehensive support for international students and scholars. For more than 35 years, we have welcomed international scholars, professionals and students from around the world with wide- ranging and innovative academic programs.

A MULTICULTURAL LEARNING CENTER THAT SUPPORTS INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND SCHOLARS THROUGH FRIENDSHIP BUILDING DIVERSE AND INCLUSIVE PROGRAMS.

We promote global connections, cross- cultural learning, and cultural sensitivity and awareness

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FRIENDSHIP BUILDING UC DAVIS INTERNATIONAL CENTER

UC Davis is committed to extending its recognition as a leading international university. To achieve this vision, UC Davis opened an international facility in Fall 2016 to establish a centralized, welcoming environment for international students and scholars, as well as for students interested in studying abroad. The center provides a beautiful, prominent hub for international students to create the best possible educational and cultural experience.

cie.ucdavis.edu 2 # 10 HAPPIEST U.S. COLLEGE CAMPUS

WELCOME TO CALIFORNIA! (NEWSWEEK COLLEGE RANKINGS)

From incredible weather to breath-taking landscapes and unparalleled possibilities, California has long been a desirable destination for international students. And, conveniently situated at the heart of California, is the , Davis. The University of California, Davis (UC Davis) is a progressive, top-ranked 21st- century research university where excellence and innovation are emphasized, students learn in a supportive environment, and international students and scholars are welcome. We are very pleased to share with you the unique opportunities offered by the Center for International Education, whose programs connect students and scholars throughout the world to the exceptional academic opportunities of UC Davis. International students discover a thriving global community at UC Davis where we welcome students from more than 100 countries each year—all of whom share an adventurous spirit of learning and the desire to pursue higher education and cultural immersion within a global community. We hope you will take advantage of the wide range of programs offered by the Center for International Education, and look forward to meeting you.

Paul M. McNeil, Ph.D., Dean UC Davis Extension University of California, Davis

Beth Greenwood, J.D., Associate Dean Center for International Education UC Davis Extension University of California, Davis CONNECTIONS THAT LAST A LIFETIME

University of California, Davis has a long history of involvement in research, scholarship and creative activity. Known for its state-of-the-art research facilities, productive laboratories and pioneering spirit–UC Davis offers LOCATED collaborative and interdisciplinary studies with 104 undergraduate CLOSE TO majors and more than 90 dynamic graduate degree programs. MANY OF CALIFORNIA'S An international leader in science, sustainability, technology and FAVORITE engineering, UC Davis has a very high degree of research activity PLACES TO and is ranked 10th among public universities in the United States. VISIT

WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION EXPERIENCE CALIFORNIA! IN A PEACEFUL, FRIENDLY AND SAFE COLLEGE TOWN

# 1 in the world in veterinary medicine (QS World University Rankings 2016) # 1 among the most important STEM colleges for women (Forbes 2016) # 2 leading sustainable institution in the United States, # 3 internationally (GreenMetric 2015) # 3 in the world in ecology and the environment (U.S. News & World Report) # 7 in biological/agricultural engineering (U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Graduate Schools” 2017)

cie.ucdavis.educie.ucdavis.edu 4 STUDENT LIFE—THE UC DAVIS EXPERIENCE

The more than 36,000 students who attend UC Davis pursue a full range of undergraduate, graduate and professional studies. High academic standards combined with a friendly and welcoming community UC Davis Campus Services provide the perfect setting for international students to •• UC Davis International Center learn, make friends and develop a global network that •• Activities and Recreation Center lasts throughout their lives. •• Student Community Center •• University —among Friendly College Town the top research libraries in North • Outdoor cafés and tree-lined streets America • Farmers Market and movie theaters •• Student Health and Wellness Center • Community parks, swimming, tennis courts and equestrian center •• Student Disability Center • for the Performing Arts • Manetti Shrem Museum of Art • Highly developed system of bike paths

“Being abroad is such a good experience, and it shapes your character and your personality. You can look at yourself and your own country from a different perspective.”

~Ann-Kathrin Allekotte, Heinrich-Heine Universität, Germany SAFE AND FRIENDLY FOREVER FRIENDS

5 [email protected] ENGAGING Join Us in the Heart of Northern California LEGAL The University of California, Davis is centrally located in beautiful Northern SCHOLARSHIP California, where students can explore nearby cultural and historic sites like San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Lake Tahoe, Sacramento, Yosemite, Los Angeles and Napa Valley. Davis is an open and diverse community prized for its safety and family-friendliness, and where international students are sure to feel welcome and safe. Students often remark that the campus’ famous open space contributes to a relaxed environment that supports study and academic research. The city of Davis is renowned for being one of America’s true college towns. Small town safety and ease blend with big city amenities like sophisticated restaurants, theater and entertainment. The centralized, walkable Davis downtown offers world cuisine, delightful shops, and inspiring entertainment and social activities. Davis is also known for its 160 kilometers of bicycle paths, which make getting around easy. Our Mediterranean climate makes outdoor activities a year-round delight, and our reputation for environmental awareness and sustainability make it an ideal location to view and experience holistic approaches to energy conservation, landscape and architectural design, and transportation strategies.

Exceptional Campus Setting “Students here are •• UC Davis Arboretum—41 hectares of beautiful gardens open, friendly and •• The “Bike Capital of the United States” with more than 160 helpful. I feel more kilometers of bicycle lanes and paths confident, both in my •• A short drive to San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Napa Valley, Lake communication ability Tahoe and Yosemite National Park and my willingness to try new things. Davis Weather I started working FOREVER SUMMER Sunny, hot and dry out and ran a five during the day, mild evenings FALL Warm days, cool days, kilometer race.” cool nights, little rain FRIENDS SuYoung Park, WINTER Mild, some sun, some Ewha Womans University, South Korea rain, some fog

SPRING Warm days, cool nights, little rain cie.ucdavis.educie.ucdavis.edu 6 International English and Professional Programs

INTENSIVE ENGLISH PROGRAM —10 WEEKS

The IEP Mission The Intensive English Program at UC Davis Extension’s Center for International Education provides high quality English instruction to international students seeking to improve their linguistic proficiency and attain their academic, professional, social and/ or personal goals. This program offers a positive and enriching intercultural experience that builds students’ knowledge, awareness and critical thinking skills, enabling them to succeed and become leaders in global, English-speaking environments.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 9:00-9:50 a.m. Grammar (daily) • • • • 10:00-10:50 a.m. Composition (daily) • • • • 11:00-11:50 a.m. Reading and Vocabulary (daily) • • • • 11:50 a.m. - 1:40 p.m. Lunch (daily) • • • • 1:40-2:30 p.m. TOEFL Preperation • • • 2:40-3:30 p.m. ILC ILC Conversation Movie and Ice Cream Social and 3:30-5:00 p.m. Bowling Lecture Series Partners Popcorn Outdoor Games The program schedule can vary. The above is an example.

Highlights include Dates and Fees* Application fee (nonrefundable): $160 U.S. •• 20+ hours of instruction per week Jan. 4 – March 17, 2017 Student services: $225 U.S. per •• Eight different levels of proficiency $3,690 U.S. 10-week quarter •• Small classes (12-18 students) March 28 – June 9, 2017 $3,690 U.S. Medical insurance: $40 U.S. per •• Midterm TOEFL test and end-of- week term TOEIC test June 28 – Sept. 8, 2017 $3,800 U.S. University application advising •• Highly qualified and experienced (optional): $450 per quarter Sept. 27 – Dec. 8, 2017 instructors * All fees subject to change. $3,800 U.S. •• Daily recreational, cultural and social activities 20- and 30-week options: Visit our website for details. Member of: University and College View our videos at Intensive English Programs (UCIEP) cie.ucdavis.edu/english-programs

Core courses (depend on Wide selection of elective Also of interest proficiency level) courses include English for Legal Professionals —2 weeks •• Grammar and Composition •• Intermediate to Advanced TOEFL Preparation See page 15 for details. •• Reading and Vocabulary •• Everyday Expressions and Idioms •• Listening and Speaking •• Vocabulary Enrichment •• Critical Thinking •• Listening and Public Speaking Skills

7 cie.ucdavis.edu PRE-GRADUATE PROGRAM

This positive and enriching intercultural program provides international students with solid preparation for applying to graduate programs in the United States, as well as for success in their graduate studies. Students build the knowledge, confidence, awareness, critical thinking and presentation skills needed for applying to and succeeding in U.S. graduate school programs.

Highlights include 3-quarter session •• 20 hours of instruction per week Dates and Tuition* •• Individualized attention and small Sept. 29, 2017 – June 8, 2018 classes (12-18 students) Tuition: $20,500 U.S. •• Academic advising in linguistic Application fee (nonrefundable): proficiency and intercultural $160 U.S. communication Student services: $225 U.S. per •• Test preparation quarter •• Visits to U.S. graduate schools Medical insurance: $40 U.S. per •• TOEFL test after each 10-week week quarter 2-quarter session~ •• Frequent recreational and social “I’m an aeronautical engineer activities Dates and Tuition* and a pilot, and succeeded Jan. 6 – June 9, 2017 in gaining acceptance to a Jan. 5 – June 8, 2018 master’s program at CalTech Tuition: $14,500 U.S. with the help of Fulbright. I Application fee (nonrefundable): made a great decision by Visit our website for additional $160 U.S. choosing UC Davis. Davis is programs: cie.ucdavis.edu/ lovely, the teachers and others english-programs Student services: $225 U.S. per quarter are friendly, and the university is awesome.” Medical insurance: $40 U.S. per week Sermet Sahaner, Turkey * All fees subject to change.

Eligibility Students will Curriculum includes •• Applicants must have an •• Strengthen their English language •• TOEFL, GRE and/or GMAT Preparation undergraduate degree from an skills with the goal of achieving TOEFL •• Study Skills, Time Management, accredited university with minimum and/or GRE/GMAT scores high enough Personal Statements, Leadership GPA of 3.0 for acceptance into U.S. graduate programs •• Graduate School Application •• Minimum TOEFL score of 71 iBT or Workshops and Personalized Advising IELTS of 6.0 or successful completion •• Receive intensive support with the of Level 700 of IEPP’s Intensive U.S. graduate school application •• Graduate Seminars English Program at UC Davis process ~ Students with a TOEFL score of 80 iBT Extension •• Acquire the academic skills necessary (550 PBT) or IELTS 6.5 may be eligible for graduate school success for the 2-quarter option.

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ENGLISH FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM—4 WEEKS

International participants learn new technical vocabulary and concepts, and develop critical thinking and analytical skills to thoughtfully engage in current discussions in applied science and technology. Students also develop the professional skills needed by today’s scientists, engineers and technical experts.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 8:30-9:20 a.m. Listening and Pronunciation (daily) • • • • 9:30-10:20 a.m. Intercultural Research Project (daily) • • • • 10:40-11:30 a.m. Hot Topics in Science and Technology (daily) • • • • 11:40 a.m.- Introduction to Entrepreneurship in Science • 12:30 p.m. and Technology (daily) • • • 12:30-1:30 p.m. Lunch (daily) • • • • 1:30-2:40 p.m. Presentations/Workshops/Site-Visits Ice Cream 4:30 p.m. Games Arts and Crafts Conversation Groups Board Games Social

The program schedule can vary. The above is an example.

Highlights include Dates, Tuition and •• Full-time instruction Fees* •• Visits to UC Davis laboratories and Jan. 6 – Feb. 3, 2017 regional high-tech companies Feb. 10 – March 10, 2017 •• Small classes (about 12 to 16 $2,040 U.S. students) July 7 – Aug. 4, 2017 “I am majoring in Medicine, Aug. 11 – Sept. 8, 2017 •• Study of new businesses in and the English for Science $2,100 U.S. emerging technologies and Technology Program was Application fee (nonrefundable): •• Highly qualified and experienced very useful. The instructors $160 U.S. instructors are helpful and encouraging. •• Daily recreational, cultural and Student services: $95 U.S. I love the campus. After the social activities Medical insurance: $40 U.S. per program, I plan to apply to •• Optional weekend trips to Napa week medical school and study cardiology or neurology.” Valley, Yosemite National Park, San * All fees subject to change. Francisco or Los Angeles Tamar Mosulishvili, Tbilisi, Georgia, Eurasia

Who attends Students will Curriculum includes •• International undergraduate and •• Gain confidence and skills in technical •• Hot Topics in Science and Technology graduate students majoring in science, English speaking and listening •• Intercultural Research Project engineering and/or technology •• Strengthen pronunciation and oral •• Listening and Pronunciation for •• Adult professionals who would like to presentation skills Science and Technology improve their English language skills •• Learn new technical vocabulary and •• Introduction to Entrepreneurship in concepts Science and Technology

9 cie.ucdavis.edu ENGLISH FOR GLOBAL BUSINESS PROGRAM—4 WEEKS

Participants will increase their business English proficiency, and learn more about American business culture and customs. Through case studies, and site visits and lectures, highly qualified and experienced instructors provide a strong foundation in best U.S. business practices, collaboration and leadership skills, and in how U.S. companies innovate.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 8:30-9:20 a.m. Hot Topics in Global Business (daily) • • • • 9:30-10:20 a.m. Intercultural Research Project (daily) • • • • 10:40-11:30 a.m. Case Studies in Global Business (daily) • • • • 11:40 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Business Communication Skills (daily) • • • • 12:30-1:30 p.m. Lunch (daily) • • • • 1:30-2:40 p.m. Presentations/Workshops/Site-Visits 4:30 p.m. Pre class Post class

The program schedule can vary. The above is an example.

Highlights include Dates, Tuition and •• 20+ hours per week of instruction Fees* •• Small classes for maximum Jan. 6 – Feb. 3, 2017 interaction among students and Feb. 10 – March 10, 2017 instructors $2,040 U.S. •• Weekly English conversation July 7 – Aug. 4, 2017 practice in class Aug. 11 – Sept. 8, 2017 •• Engaging role play to stimulate $2,100 U.S. Daily activities and weekend practical learning Application fee (nonrefundable): trips allow students to visit cultural, recreational and •• Using language diplomatically $160 U.S. historic sites in Northern Student services: $95 U.S. •• Daily recreational, cultural and California like the majestic social activities Medical insurance: $40 U.S. Yosemite National Park. * All fees subject to change. per week

Who attends Students will Curriculum includes •• International undergraduate and •• Gain confidence and skills •• Business Communication Skills graduate students majoring in communicating within business •• Case Studies in Global Business business, economics, IT and/or contexts •• Intercultural Business Research technology related fields •• Develop collaboration and leadership Project skills •• Adult professionals and entrepreneurs •• Hot Topics in Global Business who want to improve their business •• Talk to industry experts and •• Mandatory Extracurricular Activities English skills entrepreneurs •• Expand their critical thinking and analytical business skills

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COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE PROGRAM—4 WEEKS

This intensive learning experience focuses on American culture and conversational fluency. Open to students at all levels of English proficiency, the Communication and Culture Program builds a strong foundation of specific vocabulary and strengthens listening comprehension and the cultural understanding of American expressions and idioms.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 12:40-1:30 p.m. Everyday Expressions and Idioms (daily) • • • • 1:40-2:30 p.m. Intercultural Research Project (daily) • • • • 2:40-3:30 p.m. U.S. Society and Culture (daily) • • • • 3:40 – 4:30 p.m. Listening and Pronunciation (daily) • • • • 4:30 p.m. (optional) Games Movie and Popcorn Bowling Conversation Club Ice Cream Social

The program schedule can vary. The above is an example.

Highlights include Dates, Tuition and •• Four hours of instruction each day Fees* •• Small classes (14-18 students) Jan. 6 – Feb. 3, 2017 •• Highly qualified and experienced Feb. 10 – March 10, 2017 instructors $1,890 •• Daily recreational, cultural and July 7 – Aug. 4, 2017 social activities Aug. 11 – Sept. 8, 2017 $1,950 •• Optional weekend trips to Napa “Here, I made friends from Valley, Yosemite National Park, San Application fee (nonrefundable): around the world and gained $160 U.S. Francisco and Los Angeles a better perspective on Student services: $95 U.S. American culture. Davis is an Medical insurance: $40 U.S. per artistic, eco-friendly city built week for bikes!” Basil Masri Zada, * All fees subject to change. Fulbright Scholar, Syria

Who attends Students will Curriculum includes •• International students with a high- •• Gain confidence and skills in speaking •• U.S. Society and Culture school diploma or at least 18 years of and listening •• Intercultural Research Project age •• Strengthen pronunciation and verbal •• Listening and Pronunciation presentation skills •• International undergraduate or •• Everyday Expressions and Idioms graduate students •• Learn more about American culture and customs •• Adult international professionals who want to improve their English •• Practice American English natural language skills speech patterns and idioms

11 cie.ucdavis.edu International Professional Program

TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE (TEFL) PROGRAM

International educators develop their knowledge and practical skills to teach English as a Foreign Language (EFL) to students outside of the United States. This intensive, integrated program builds proficiencies and focuses on reflective, practical and effective teaching methods, and material enhancement and development.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Lecture Series 9-9:50 a.m. TEFL Teaching Listening, Speaking and Pronunciation School Visits & Classroom Observations 10-10:50 a.m. ESL Listening, Speaking and Pronunciation 11-11:50 a.m. TEFL Teaching Reading, Writing, Grammar and Vocabulary 11:50 a.m.-1 p.m. Lunch (daily) Ice Cream Social, 1-1:50 p.m. ESL Reading, Writing, Grammar and Vocabulary Outdoor Games and Tournaments

2-3:50 p.m. Intercultural Communication Portfolio and Action Research

Conversation Movie and 4-6 p.m. Karaoke Cooking Activity Partners Popcorn

The program schedule can vary. The above is an example.

Customized TEFL •• Mombusho/MeXT/JUSTE Sample 6-week program: Teachers–Japanese Ministry of Tuition: $3,600 U.S. program clients have Education Application fee (nonrefundable): included •• South Korean Ministry of Education $160 U.S. •• Argentinean Ministry of Education •• Taiwanese Ministry of Education (Cordoba) Student services: $240 U.S. •• Wenzhou Medical College EFL •• Chilean Ministry of Education Health insurance: $240 U.S. Teachers in China •• Chinese Ministry of Education •• Colombian Fulbright Commission & Tuition and Fees* Ministry of Education Sample 4-week program: •• Egyptian Ministry of Education Tuition: $2,400 U.S. •• Guangzhou City School District Application fee (nonrefundable): Teachers in China $160 U.S. •• Institute for International Education Student services: $160 U.S. (IIE) Columbian Fulbright teachers participate in four-week TEFL program. * All fees subject to change. Medical insurance: $160 U.S.

Who attends Students will Curriculum includes •• ESL and ESP (English for Special •• Participate in 20 contact hours per •• Methodologies, approaches and Purposes) teachers/teacher trainers week learning styles with intermediate to advanced level •• Build English proficiency •• Evaluation, testing and correction English who teach at any level •• Observe a variety of classroom techniques •• Teachers who wish to brush up on venues and teaching styles •• Teaching with technology their English •• Continuing professional development

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MASTER OF LAWS (LL.M.) PROGRAM

A one- or two-year, in-residence program The UC Davis School of Law LL.M. offers a superior educational experience for foreign lawyers, judges, prosecutors and other legal professionals. Classes are taught by outstanding faculty scholars, and students are fully integrated into J.D. classes. The program is designed around individual student needs. Thus, LL.M. students can pursue a general course of study or a specialization from an area within the UC Davis School of Law curriculum. Students may also take a pre-Bar study program. Faculty, fellow students and our alumni form a lifelong professional and personal global network.

Highlights include Dates, Tuition and •• Academic program tailored to each Fees* LL.M. student’s needs August – May each year •• Individual academic and personal Tution: $49,450 U.S. (2016-17) advising Living expenses (housing, food): •• Workshops on academic success, $1,500-1,800 U.S. per month bar exam preparation and career guidance Books and supplies: $1,200 U.S. •• Membership in an international Medical insurance: $4,344 U.S. “The UC Davis faculty members alumni network * All fees subject to change. are excellent in their academic •• Supportive, welcoming King Hall ability and super friendly. I community “UC Davis’s strong ranking and regularly conferred with my the fact that LL.M. students are professors, and they always treated just like the J.D. students gave me the best advice. I feel are two qualities that set Davis very confident in my knowledge apart from other law schools.” of U.S. law and the U.S. legal —Divyasheesh, LL.M. alumna, India system.”—Kangjae, Judge Advocate, Korean Ministry of National Defense, LL.M. alumnus, South Hear what our students say: Korea law.ucdavis.edu/go/lawvideos

King Hall Specializations include Pre-LL.M. Programs •• Cutting-edge facility •• Business Law (offered each summer) •• 24-hour access to a beautiful, •• Private and Public International Law •• Orientation in U.S.A. Law functionally advanced learning space •• International Business and Dispute •• English for Legal Professionals •• State-of-the-art library with the latest Resolution See page 15. technologies •• Criminal Law and Procedure •• Appellate courtroom, two moot •• Intellectual Property courtrooms •• Environmental Law •• Student lounge •• Constitutional Law SCHOOL OF LAW

13 cie.ucdavis.edu INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL LAW LL.M. PROGRAM

A part-time, summer program, completed in two CALENDER 2017 2018 2019 to five summers CORE COURSES (20 UNITS MINIMUM) Orientation in U.S.A. Law (7 units) ■ ■ ■ The International Commercial Law LL.M. program Capstone Writing Project (4 units) ■ ■ ■ offers a unique opportunity to study U.S. legal American Legal System Research Seminar (1 unit) ■ ■ ■ Global Trading System: Substance and Dispute systems in the company of practicing attorneys Resolution (4 units) ■ Financing International Transactions (4 units) ■ from around the world. Global commerce spans Structuring International Joint Ventures (4 units) ■ national borders, yet borders indicate different legal ELECTIVE COURSES (20 UNITS MINIMUM) Licensing Academy in Intellectual Property ■ ■ ■ systems, tax systems and regulatory environments. and Technology Transfer (4 units) Business Associations (4 units) ■ ■ Doing business within the United States, or with U.S. Intellectual Property (2 units) ■ ■ companies, requires investors and legal advisers Comparative Law (1 unit) ■ ■ Antitrust (1 unit) ■ ■ to have some knowledge of the U.S. legal, tax and Securities (2 units) ■ regulatory systems. The course of study for the Private International Law (2 units) ■ International Tax (2 units) ■ International Commercial Law LL.M. is designed to International Business Transactions (2 units) ■ *NOTE: This calendar is subject to change, and additional electives may be offered; provide students with that background. for the most up-to-date information, visit our website: law.ucdavis.edu/international

Highlights include Dates •• Study with top faculty from July 9 – August 19, 2017 UC Davis, as well as eminent Offered each summer specialists from private practice and July - August (6 weeks) government •• Learn about legal systems of the world from fellow lawyers from Tuition and Fees* around the globe Tuition: $805 U.S. per academic unit •• Examine a legal system that is “Here you have the chance to considered highly responsive to the Application fee (nonrefundable): study in summer. International globalized marketplace $105 U.S. Applicants/$125 Commercial Law is great for International Applicants •• Earn an LL.M. degree during the me, because [I work] on cases summer, while continuing your legal Living expenses (housing, food for between government and work for the remainder of the year six weeks): $3,000-5,000 U.S. multi-national companies.” Medical insurance: $40 U.S. per week Mohamed, ICL alumnus, Egypt * All fees subject to change.

School of Law Rankings Law Library Faculty •• # 5 Faculty diversity (Princeton •• 375,000+ print volumes and volume- •• Leading thinkers in the law Review) equivalents (fully catalogued online) •• Nationally and internationally •• # 16 Best U.S. Law School for Public •• Access to online legal databases distinguished Interest Law (Lexis/Nexis and Westlaw) •• Accessible and supportive •• Open 67 hours per week •• # 23 Faculty quality (Brian Leiter, •• Culturally diverse University of Chicago) •• Reading and study rooms

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SUMMER LAW PROGRAMS Our summer “open enrollment” programs are available to anyone from the legal profession interested in continuing his or her legal education. For more than 25 years, we have offered attorneys, judges, pre-LL.M. students and legal professionals from around the world the opportunity to study at the School of Law at the University of California, Davis.

ORIENTATION IN U.S.A. LAWΩ Offered each summer: July – August

This popular program provides understanding of the theories and activities foster strong and lasting lawyers, judges, prosecutors and practices of the U.S. legal system. friendships. defenders, notaries, law professors, Seminars, on-site observations pre-LL.M. students and business and diverse perspectives enrich professionals with a better the program while numerous social

Dates, Tuition and Fees* July 9 – August 5, 2017 Tuition: $4,700 U.S. Application fee (nonrefundable): $150 U.S. Living expenses (housing, food for four weeks): $2,610 U.S.

Medical insurance: $40 U.S. per “I’m an in-house lawyer in Japan and my company has many subsidiaries week in the Internet and Telecommunications field, so it’s very important for me to understand U.S. law. UC Davis is an ideal school. The students become close, and it’s a very nice experience.” Yumiko, Orientation in U.S.A. Law alumna, Japan

ENGLISH FOR LEGAL PROFESSIONALS Offered during two weeks each summer, starting in late June This short, intensive, interactive legal writing, negotiation and Dates, Tuition and Fees* program provides an ideal oral communication skills in June 25 – July 8, 2017 training ground for learning legal English. This program is excellent terminology in English. Lectures, preparation for the Orientation Tuition: $1,990 U.S. Application fee (nonrefundable): $150 U.S. discussions and optional informal in U.S.A. Law program, which activities enable participants to immediately follows. Living expenses (housing, food for two improve their command of weeks): $1,300 U.S. Medical insurance: $40 U.S. per week

Ω Academic credit from this program may be applied toward the summer International Commercial Law * All fees subject to change. LL.M. and/or the Licentiate in International Transactions Involving the United States.

15 cie.ucdavis.edu INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL LAW PROGRAMSΩ Offered on a rotating three-year cycle for two weeks in August These three, intensive specialized programs provide legal and business professionals with specialized knowledge in international commercial law. Academic credit from these programs may be applied toward the International Commercial Law LL.M. and/or the Licentiate in International Transactions Involving the United States.

Financing International Structuring International The Global Trading TransactionsΩ Joint VenturesΩ SystemΩ August 6-19, 2017 August 2018 August 2019 Tuition:* $3,150 U.S. Tuition: TBD Tuition: TBD Application fee (nonrefundable):* Application fee (nonrefundable):* Application fee (nonrefundable):* $150 U.S. $150 U.S. $150 U.S. Living expenses (housing, food for two weeks): $1,300 U.S.

LICENSING ACADEMY IN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERΩ Offered during two weeks each June International lawyers, technology practitioners and business experts Dates, Tuition and Fees* managers and scientific combine lectures, hands-on June 18 – July 1, 2017 professionals examine successful case studies and field trips to U.S. models of intellectual Silicon Valley, Napa or the greater Tuition: $3,230 U.S. property management and Sacramento area. Program is hosted Application fee (nonrefundable): learn strategies and tactics for by the UC Davis International Law $150 U.S. maximizing intellectual property Programs and Public Intellectual Living expenses (housing, food for two (IP) for commercial success. World Property Resource for Agriculture weeks): $1,300 U.S. renowned UC Davis School of (PIPRA). Medical insurance: $40 U.S. per week Law faculty, as well as outstanding

For information on the LICENTIATE IN INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING THE UNITED STATES, visit our law.ucdavis.edu/international

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UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS UC Davis Extension’s Center for International Education (CIE) manages several of the university's visiting study and research programs for international students. Our University Programs partner with more than 60 benchmark universities and government agencies in Asia, Australia, Europe and South America to attract talented students for undergraduate study and research at UC Davis on a non-degree basis.

UNIVERSITY CREDIT PROGRAMS “The most rewarding part of this These short-term study and research programs allow international experience was the friendships students from partner universities with excellent academics and I made here. It also helped me strong English skills to attend UC Davis classes alongside UC Davis realize that I want to study math in students. University Credit Program students receive University of the future. I’m not exaggerating, it California academic credit that contributes toward their own degree changed my life.” program requirements at their home universities. —Jianping Pan, Renmin University, China GLOBAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCE IN ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES (GREAT) Participants in the GREAT Summer Research Program gain research experience in state-of-the-art laboratories under the mentorship of leading UC Davis faculty members in a wide variety of disciplines. Students are matched with UC Davis faculty based upon their “The GREAT program provides preference, faculty availability and the discretion of the program a lot of freedom to do research faculty director. Enrollment is limited to students from select partner at UC Davis. All the people here universities. are really helpful. The program coordinators were very patient and SUMMER START warmhearted.” This elective orientation and cultural immersion program provides —Shunyao Wang, Zhejiang University incoming, international UC Davis freshmen with a strong foundation in U.S. academic culture, UC Davis values, language skills and broad cultural awareness for the best possible start to their UC Davis experience. During six weeks in the summer, participants get to know the campus and community at a relaxed pace with the added benefit of taking courses for credit and making progress toward UC Davis graduation requirements.

“It is a great way to meet new friends and learn more about our campus.” —Tsung-Wei Yu (David), Summer Start 2015, Taiwan COME JOIN US! 17 cie.ucdavis.edu # 1 among the most important STEM colleges for women (Forbes 2016)

ADVANCED CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (ACE) CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Interacting with University of California faculty in small personalized settings, Advanced Chemical Engineering Certificate Program students enroll in a sequence of existing graduate courses in the UC Davis Department of Chemical Engineering, which focus on advanced chemical engineering. Professionals in chemical engineering, and related fields in biology and biomedical engineering, attend and gain a competitive advantage for admission to Ph.D. and master’s degree programs in chemical engineering at UC Davis—ranked #30 among U.S. graduate school programs according to U.S. News and World Report 2016 rankings—and other leading U.S. universities. Participants in this program have all been accepted for graduate study at UC Davis. BECOME A FAN! DESTINATION DAVIS This two-and-a-half year program is designed for international students who wish to improve their academic and/or English language skills while preparing to transfer to UC Davis. Students enter the program in a unique # 1 in preparatory English language academic training program, complete a series of courses at the Davis campus of Sacramento City College and, agricultural upon successful completion of program requirements, transfer to UC Davis. See pages 19 and 20 for details. sciences (Thomson Reuters ScienceWatch 2011) CUSTOM TRAINING PROGRAMS The University Programs deliver customized, short-term training programs for partner universities. Past training programs have included topics such as California Agriculture, American Culture, English Language, and Research Skills. Partner universities have developed customized versions # 3 in the of these programs for use as Honors Seminars for outstanding students; they have also been utilized to initiate the development of new university world in partnerships. ecology and the environment (U.S. News & World Report)

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DESTINATION DAVIS A two-and-a-half year undergraduate pathway program starting in 2018 Destination Davis is an intensive program designed for international students who wish to improve their academic and/or language skills before transferring to UC Davis, the 10th best public university in the United States. Students enter the program in a unique preparatory English language, academic training program, complete a series of courses at the Davis campus of Sacramento City College (SCC) and, upon successful completion of program requirements, transfer to UC Davis to study in Economics or related fields. This extended preparation program provides a clear, guaranteed pathway to transferring as a junior-level student to UC Davis.

RUSSELL UC Davis International Center HOWARD A STREET SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA GRADUATE SCHOOL JADE CITY COLLEGE DAVIS CENTER HI G H WAY 113 SAGE Student Health & ARC (Activities Student BUSINESS CAREER Wellness Center and Recreation Community HUTCHISON Center) Center HUTCHISON Shields GOVERNMENT Library

HUTCHISON LARUE HUTCHISON West Village ENTREPRENEUR Square LA RUE Aggie Stadium Campus Garden OLD DAVIS ROAD I-80 GARROD

Highlights include Admission in advance before applying to Destination Davis. Students with •• Comprehensive Orientation Requirements a higher TOEFL score may be •• Social and Cultural Activities (application closes eligible to directly enter academic •• Professional Development January 1, 2018) study in the Fall. •• Continuous Advising •• Completion of the equivalent of a •• Academic Credit four-year U.S. high school diploma •• Customized Education •• Superior grades in academic subjects in secondary education •• Safe, Peaceful Environment (minimum grade point average equivalent to a 3.2 on a 4.0 grade scale) •• Minimum English test scores of TOEFL PBT 500, iBT 61 or IELTS 5.0 Please note: Students with a lower TOEFL score will be able to enter directly into the International English Program

19 cie.ucdavis.edu DESTINATION DAVIS – PATHWAY TO SUCCESS

PREPARATORY PROGRAM AND FIRST ACADEMIC YEAR: PHASES A, B AND C Dates March – August August – December January – May Types of Courses Full-time, 15-Week Intensive Academic SCC Undergraduate Credit SCC Undergraduate Credit Preparation + ESL Program Courses (16 units) + Academic Courses (14 units) + Academic Preparation Preparation

SECOND ACADEMIC YEAR: PHASE D Dates August - May Types of Courses SCC Undergraduate Credit Courses (30 units)

THIRD AND FOURTH ACADEMIC YEARS UC Davis Courses (90 units)

A HIGH DEGREE OF STUDENT SUPPORT Destination Davis students receive: Tuition and fees include costs and services for first two academic •• One-on-one academic advising years (Phases A-D): •• Customized workshops focused on university strategies for academic excellence •• Academic development coursework •• “Introduction to the American University” course and instruction fees •• Enrichment activities to enhance students’ leadership and life skills •• Intensive English Program tuition •• Sacramento City College credit- Dates bearing course instructional fees Application deadline January 1, 2018 •• Student Services fee Program begins March 2018 •• Visa and Immigration Services fee •• Academic Advising Tuition and Fees* •• Assistance with UC admission Destination Davis fee (Year 1) $24,000 U.S. process Sacramento City College tuition (Year 2) $8,250 U.S. •• Emergency care and support UC Davis tuition (Years 3 and 4): $40,728 per year $81,456 U.S. •• Extensive assistance with housing Estimated room and board for 15 months $15,000 – 22,000 U.S. and other student support

Personal Expenses (2 years) $1,500 U.S. * All fees subject to change. Textbooks and academic materials (2 years) $1,500 U.S. For more information Tuition Savings ($49,206) Contact the UC Davis Destination $160,000 Davis Program staff at: $140,000 Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 ( 530) 752-4064 $120,000 Fax: +1 (530) 757-8596 $100,000

$80,000 Apply online at: $60,000 destinationdavis.ucdavis.edu $40,000 $20,000 $0 Destination Davis Program Fee + SCC UC Davis Tuition for 4 years = Tuition + UC Davis Tuition for 2 years = $113,706 $162,912 cie.ucdavis.edu 20 Youth Programs

YOUTH PROGRAMS

The Center for International Education at the University of California, Davis, a leader in interdisciplinary study, offers unique, fun programs specifically designed for international students ages 12-17. We introduce junior high and high school students to a world-class university campus and let them enjoy spending time exploring and learning with students from around the world. We provide an attentive and enriching educational experience in a truly distinctive setting that allows students to take advantage of our campus’ academic breadth and outside-of- the-classroom programs.

SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR Dates, Tuition and Fees* INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS Session 1: July 3 – 28, 2017 Individual students may enroll in summer youth programs to expand Session 2: July 31 – Aug. 25, 2017 their knowledge of English language and culture (for non-native English Tuition: $2,995 U.S. speakers), science and technology, and college preparation. Each Application fee (nonrefundable): program increases students’ confidence and self-reliance. Activities $100 U.S. on the UC Davis campus, as well as program-specific field trips, are Please note: These programs do integrated into the educational experience. not include housing. If you need For example, the English and Culture Program (for non-native English housing assistance, contact the speakers) is perfect for international students wanting to improve their Center for International Housing English language skills and understanding of American culture. The four- office [email protected] . week program consists of English classes in the morning and facilitated * All fees subject to change. language development activities in the afternoons. All-day excursions take place on Saturdays. This program is offered in July and August.

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY English Placement English English English English Test WEEK 1 Program Orientation: Conversation day Conversation day Conversation day Conversation day Six Flags Theme Park Arrival Introduction UC Davis tour American game day Arts and crafts Bowling SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY English English English English English

WEEK 2 Swimming Tour of state Leadership introduction Leadership activity Leadership activity Sun Splash Water Park Free day Capitol and Games day Capture the flag Old Sacramento SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY English English English English English Team-building Team-building WEEK 3 Movie Team-building activity Team-building activity San Francisco bus tour Free day activity activity Obstacle course Roller coaster Roller coaster Rocknasium

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY English English English English English Certificate WEEK 4 Swimming Outlet shopping Presentation skills Presentations Departure Free day ceremony Ice cream social

*Schedule and activities are subject to change.

21 cie.ucdavis.edu CUSTOMIZED YOUTH PROGRAMS FOR GROUPS

The Center for International Education's Custom Youth Programs highlight the best of what UC Davis has to offer. Examples include programs in Nutrition, Agriculture, Technology and Volunteer Experiences. Other programs have included: • U.S. College Preparation Program • Science Program • Leadership Program

Students enjoy a variety of uniquely GROW! Northern California experiences.

Zhaozhong (Tony) Du: A Success Story “Tony” Du attended the U.S. College He chose the University of Preparation Program as a junior in high Massachusetts Amherst, and is school in China. He expressed interest currently going into his sophomore in applying to a liberal arts school in year. He is one of many who have the United States, so during his junior been admitted to universities across year he applied to 11 schools. Six the United States after attending the UC Davis Extension schools accepted him—including Pratt U.S. College Preparation Program. Institute, Maryland Institute College of These students not only become more As the lifelong learning arm of Art, Temple University, University of knowledgeable about applying to a UC Davis, we provide a wide array Colorado Boulder, New Jersey Institute U.S. college, but have better writing of courses and programs that help of Technology and University of skills. They are always thrilled when international participants achieve Massachusetts Amherst. they receive a letter of recommendation their educational and professional from the instructor after completing the goals. For more information, visit us program requirements. at extension.ucdavis.edu.

FRIENDSHIPS THAT LAST A LIFETIME.

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INTERNATIONAL CUSTOM PROGRAMS

For more than 35 years, the Center for International Education at UC Davis Extension has created custom programs for many government organizations, including Ministries of Education and major universities. International custom programs are based on specialized knowledge from the University of California, Davis, or on a specific need utilizing knowledge from multiple institutions, including the University of California, members of industry, and the U.S. and state governments. We identify outstanding instructors to develop the highest quality curricula tailored to specific client needs. Depending on the length and content of study, students in custom programs may receive certificates of attendance, certificates of academic credit or diplomas.

Our Process Online Learning Takahiro Sasaki: A You will work with one of our The Center for International Education Success Story program coordinators to explore has a strong online learning portfolio. program options to fit your specific It possesses a breadth of courses The Center for International Education’s needs. Schedules, dates and fees and certificate programs that can be Japanese Ag Training Program will be incorporated into a written accessed throughout the world. We originated more than 15 years ago. can also design online and hybrid Each year, trainees come for nine proposal. If you are working weeks of academic instruction in with an independent agency for programs that include online curriculum specialty fields of agriculture and administrative services, we will with traditional on-site instruction, agribusiness. Takahiro attended in work with them to handle logistical based on both internal University 2008, and after returning to Japan he details. At the conclusion of the of California strengths and current began a start-up vegetable farm. Due program, our program coordinator needs of international clients. Some to unfortunate circumstances, the farm will provide a detailed report, program examples include information did not do well, but “Taka” did not give including student evaluations, technology, teacher training, education, up. He decided to return to the United feedback and suggestions for agriculture, viticulture, human States where he enrolled in a community improvement. resources, business and leadership, college and then eventually transferred and English composition. to California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly). During his senior year, Taka reconnected with the Japanese Ag Contact Us Training Program and was hired as a For more information about our Custom program interpreter. This fall Taka will and/or Online Learning programs, email officially return to student life, this time as us at [email protected]. a graduate student at UC Davis.

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STUDENT SERVICES

The Center for International Education provides our students with all the support and services they need to have a successful experience. International students have access to most facilities and privileges available at UC Davis. These include libraries, wireless Internet access, sports and recreational facilities, the Memorial Union, the Student Health and Wellness Center, the bus system and many more—sometimes with a small additional fee. We also provide students with personal assistance and advising on academic and visa issues, grade reports and continuous help-desk assistance.

Visas and Immigration Assistance UC Davis is authorized under federal law to enroll nonimmigrant students and to manage and extend their immigration documents.

Medical Insurance International students must have medical insurance that is valid in the United States. They must show proof of insurance coverage in English at registration (a minimum of $500,000 U.S. dollars in coverage). Otherwise, students must purchase medical insurance at registration. We are currently able to provide excellent coverage at a rate of $40 per week.*

Student Health and Wellness Center (SHCS) SHCS provides quality and cost-sensitive care tailored to the unique and diverse needs of students. The center provides campus health and wellness resources that enable students to successfully achieve their academic goals and promote lifelong wellness.

Smoke and Tobacco Free Campus UC Davis is a Smoke and Tobacco Free Campus. Smoking is not allowed in campus buildings, including dormitories, or on campus property, including parking lots and rental units. Free tobacco cessation services are available to all registered students. #1 in the nation Preparation for Your Departure Before you travel to your program, make sure you have your immigration (Princeton documents (I-20, passport and visa) and proof of medical insurance in English (if purchased at home). You may also want to book in advance Review 2015) your transportation from the airport to your destination in Davis. The Davis Airporter provides transportation from the Sacramento International for its Student Airport (SMF) and San Francisco International Airport (SFO) to Davis. Visit http://davisairporter.com Health Services * All fees subject to change. program

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HOUSING

The Center for International Education (CIE) Housing office helps students with a variety of housing options, including homestay, apartments and dormitories (summers only).

Homestay With a homestay arrangement you will live with a local family and experience an American family lifestyle. There are many benefits to ESTIMATED LIVING EXPENSES being placed with a homestay host family. The cultural experience is (Includes housing food and other unmatched by any other residential placement and is an excellent way personal expenses) to expand your cultural and educational experience. Homestay housing arrangements are not one-size-fits all. You can choose to have your own 2 weeks $905 U.S. room or you can share a room with another student. You can eat all or 3 weeks $1,350 U.S. some of your meals with your host family. Or, you can choose to take care of all of your meals on your own. You choose the situation that best 4 weeks $1,810 U.S. meets your needs. 10 weeks $3,600 U.S. 6 months $9,000 U.S. Renting a Room in a Private House or Apartment 9 months $13,500 U.S. Many Davis families and student groups rent out rooms in their own 10 months $15,000 U.S. homes for approximately $450-$700 per month. Renting a room is an excellent opportunity to live with others who are not part of the * All prices subject to change. International Programs. Students can make these arrangements on their own once they arrive in Davis.

Dormitories AN UNMATCHED Dormitories (conveniently located near the UC Davis campus) are often open to international students during the summer. Students share a CULTURAL room with one other student. Rooms come equipped with two beds, EXPERIENCE dressers and desks. Meals are provided in the campus dining halls, and membership at the Activities and Recreation Center is included.

Housing for University Groups If you are a university or organization that will be sending a group of students, CIE Housing is here to help you arrange housing for your group. We will work with you to find the housing that best fits the needs of your specific group. For more information about any of the above, visit our website at extension.ucdavis.edu/housing or contact the Center for International Education Housing office at [email protected] or +1 (530) 757- 8988.

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INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH INTERNATIONAL LAW PROGRAMS AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF LAW PROGRAMS +1 (530) 757-8569 +1 (530) 757-8686 [email protected] [email protected] law.ucdavis.edu/international cie.ucdavis.edu/english-programs

UNIVERSITY YOUTH PROGRAMS PROGRAMS +1 (530) 752-3772 +1 (530) 752-7314 [email protected] [email protected] cie.ucdavis.edu/youth-programs

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California! 69 km 210 km to Napa Valley to Lake Tahoe

117 km 29 km to San Francisco to Sacramento

300 km 642 km to Yosemite to Los Angeles

Center for International Education UC Davis Extension University of California, Davis 1333 Research Park Drive Davis, CA 95618-4852 U.S.A. +1 (530) 752-3772 [email protected] cie.ucdavis.edu

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