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Approved Off-Campus Study Programs SANTA CRUZ: OFFICE OF THE ACADEMIC SENATE Committee on Educational Policy Approved Off-Campus Study Programs The following programs have been approved as off-campus study programs in the sense of Regulation 10.1.3.D of the Santa Cruz Division of the Academic Senate: Cross-Campus or Simultaneous Enrollment with Other University of California Campus Undergraduate students enrolled at UCSC may enroll, without formal admission and without payment of additional university fees, in courses at another UC campus on a space-available basis at the discretion of the appropriate campus authorities on both campuses. Simultaneous enrollment refers to UC courses not offered through UC Online. Additional information about online UC courses is available through UC Online. Currently registered students must meet all of the following requirements to be eligible to enroll in one class through the Cross-Campus and Simultaneous Enrollment Programs: completion of a minimum of 12 credits at UCSC as a matriculated student, be in good academic standing, and demonstrate appropriate academic preparation as determined by the host campus. Full-time students must be enrolled in at least ten credits at UCSC. University Part-Time students must be enrolled in at least five credits at UCSC and may enroll in up to ten credits total. Information about Cross-Campus Enrollment is available through UC Online. Applications for Simultaneous Enrollment are available at the Office of the Registrar, 190 Hahn Student Services Building or online. For more information, call (831) 459-4412 or e-mail [email protected], or visit the Web at Simultaneous Enrollment. Courses are included on the transcript, with a notation, and credits are included in the UCSC GPA. Intersegmental Cross-Enrollment This program permits a student who is currently enrolled in a California community college, California State University, or University of California campus, and who meets certain eligibility criteria, to enroll in one undergraduate course at another campus each term, on a space-available basis. (UC students may take another UC campus course through either the Simultaneous Enrollment or Cross-Campus enrollment, above. UCSC may students attend another UC campus for one quarter or semester through the Intercampus Visitor Program, below.) For more information, go to Intersegmental Cross-Enrollment. Courses are typically posted as transfer credit. ROTC courses through cross-town agreement between San Jose State and Santa Clara University are included on the transcript, with a notation, and credits are included in the UCSC GPA. Domestic Exchange Programs UCSC has exchange programs with the University of New Hampshire (UNH) and the University of New Mexico (UNM). Both schools give students the opportunity for an educational experience in an entirely different environment. For more information, go to Domestic Exchange Application. Committee on Educational Policy Approved Off-Campus Study Programs Page 2 Courses are included on the transcript, with a notation, and credits are not included in the UCSC GPA. Education Abroad Program The Education Abroad Program (EAP) offers undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to study at more than 140 host universities and colleges in 34 countries as part of their regular UC academic program. For more information, go to UC Education Abroad Program. Courses are included on the transcript, with a notation, and credits are included in the UCSC GPA. UCSC Exchange Programs The Division of Global Engagement cultivates and maintains partnership agreements with institutions and agencies around the world to support and promote the internationalization of the UC Santa Cruz campus. For more information, go to Global Engagement. Courses are included on the transcript, with a notation, and credits are included in the UCSC GPA. The following institutions have been approved by CEP as off-campus study programs: Denmark Aarhus University Technical University of Denmark Germany Heidelberg University (Open to CSE majors only) Japan University of Tokyo Kyoto University Rikkyo University Sophia University Korea KAIST (Open to CSE majors only) Korea University Seoul National University Sungkyunkwan University Spain Autonomous University of Barcelona (Open to Economics majors only) United Kingdom University of Sussex (Open to Film and Digital Media and Music majors only) The following institutions have been approved by CEP as off-campus study programs, but not yet implemented by the Division of Global Engagement: Japan Waseda University Committee on Educational Policy Approved Off-Campus Study Programs Page 3 Norway University of Bergen Norwegian University of Science and Technology Australia University of Melbourne United Kingdom Imperial College London University College London London School of Economics and Political Science Queen Mary University of London University of Bristol University of Leeds Italy University of Padova Scuola Normale de Pisa Intercampus Visitor Program UCSC students may take advantage of educational opportunities at other campuses of the University of California through the Intercampus Visitor Program. This program enables students to take courses not available at Santa Cruz, to participate in special programs, or to study with distinguished faculty at other campuses. For more information, go to Intercampus Visitor Program. Courses are included on the transcript, with a notation, and credits are included in the UCSC GPA. UC Center Sacramento The University of California Center Sacramento advances UC's mission of teaching, research and public service with an integrated program to train future state leaders, to address challenging public-policy issues confronted by the nation and state, and to carry out the university’s mandate to assist state government. UCSC students spend a quarter in Sacramento taking courses and interning with students from other UC campuses. Additional information about the program and applications are available at UC Center Sacramento. Courses are included on the transcript, with a notation, and credits are included in the UCSC GPA. UCDC Program The UCDC Program at the UC Washington Center in Washington, D.C., supervises and supports students who pursue internships and academic study in the nation’s capital. The program is open through a competitive application process to upper-division students in all majors. For more information, go to UCSC's UCDC Program. Courses are included on the transcript, with a notation, and credits are included in the UCSC GPA. NRS California Ecology and Conservation Course California Ecology and Conservation brings together 27 students from across the UC system for seven weeks of intensive learning at NRS reserves. California Ecology and Conservation is an Committee on Educational Policy Approved Off-Campus Study Programs Page 4 intensive program of study with a workload equivalent to four on-campus courses. For classes held in fall and spring, students will earn 19 quarter units or 15 semester units, and semester students will be required to enroll in an extra course for which they will complete an extra project. For classes held in summer, all students will receive 19 quarter units or 12.7 semester units. For more information, go to California Ecology and Conservation. Courses are included on the transcript, with a notation, and credits included in the UCSC GPA. Approved by the Committee on Educational Policy on November 20, 2019 .
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