Courses
48 departments in 11 schools and divisions, plus the 8 colleges
School of Arts and Humanities
School of Biological Sciences
School of Physical Sciences
School of Social Sciences
AnthropologyANTHANARANBIANSCChicanx and Latinx StudiesCLXCognitive ScienceCOGSCOGRCommunicationCOMMComputational Social ScienceCSSCritical Gender StudiesCGSEconomicsECONEducation StudiesEDSMSEDEthnic StudiesETHNAASAAPITWSHuman Developmental SciencesHDSHDPLinguisticsLIGNLINGLIABLIDSLIFRLIGMLIHLLIIT+3Political SciencePOLIPsychologyPSYCCLINSociologySOCISOCSOCESOCGUrban Studies and PlanningUSP
Jacobs School of Engineering
School of Computing, Information and Data Sciences
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Health Sciences and Public Health
Rady School of Management
School of Global Policy and Strategy
Interdisciplinary and Campus-Wide Programs
The eight colleges
Colleges are a separate thing from departments. Every undergraduate belongs to one, and it sets your general-education and writing requirements — but colleges own no majors and no academic departments. The only courses they run are their own core sequences, listed together here.
Revelle CollegeREVHUMJohn Muir CollegeMUIRMCWPThurgood Marshall CollegeTMCDOCEarl Warren CollegeWARRWCWPWESEleanor Roosevelt CollegeERCMMWSixth CollegeSXTHCATSeventh CollegeSEVSYNEighth CollegeCCE
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