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University of California, Santa Barbara Extension
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
PROGRAMS
Table of Contents
Overview 4
International Student Programs (ISP) 6
Academic English Program (AEP) 8
University Immersion Program (UIP) 9
UIP: Academic Studies 10
UIP: Professional Studies 11
UIP: Specialized Academic English Studies 12
UIP: Technology Management Courses 13
Graduate Studies Preparation Program (GSPP) 14
Teaching English to Speakers of
Other Languages (TESOL) 15
Customized Language & Culture Programs 16
Application & Enrollment Information 17
Student Life 18
Contact Information 20
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Overview
WHY STUDY AT UC SANTA BARBARA?
The University of California, Santa Barbara is
located on the Paci?c Ocean, and offers world-class
academics and research. With breathtaking natural
beauty combined with enormous intellectual vitality,
there is no other campus like this!
? UCSB is part of the 10-campus University
of California system, one of the largest
and most respected public universities in
the world.
? Students represent over 75 countries and
report an exceptional level of satisfaction
with their overall campus experience.
? UCSB’s academic community of over
1,000 faculty and 22,000 students
is characterized by a culture of
interdisciplinary collaboration.
? Santa Barbara is known for its
Mediterranean climate, wide sandy
beaches, inviting mountain trails, and
timeless charm. The city of Santa Barbara
has a population of about 90,000 and
is removed from urban pressures, but
vibrant with cultural activity.
WHY CHOOSE UC SANTA BARBARA EXTENSION?
UC Santa Barbara Extension is the gateway for
visiting students to participate in UCSB academic
and/or professional development courses. UC Santa
Barbara Extension offers:
? University credit courses
? Practical, professional development
courses
? Academic English program and courses
to prepare students for their studies
? A full range of international student
support services including:
? Academic advising
? F-1 Visa and immigration advising
? Housing assistance
? Orientation
My year as an international student at
UCSB has been amazing. UCSB offers a
diverse learning environment with small
classes and talented students. This has
been really motivating. The campus is
located between the Pacifc Ocean and
the Santa Ynez Mountains, which gives
you endless possibilities regarding
outdoor activities. I would defnitely
recommend a year at UCSB.
Mari Jevne Arnesen, Norway
UCSB RANKINGS
# 2 in the world in terms of impact in the ?eld of the
sciences (Leiden University Ranking 2014)
# 10 among U.S. top public universities
(U.S. News and World Report, 2014)
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POINTS OF PRIDE
? UCSB’s renowned faculty includes six winners of the Nobel Prize for landmark research
in chemistry, physics, and economics. An alumna of the College of Creative Studies was
named Nobel Laureate in Physiology/Medicine.
? Professor Shuji Nakamura was awarded the Millennium Technology Prize for the blue
laser diode.
? UCSB is one of only 62 research-intensive institutions in the Association of American
Universities.
? The UCSB campus is home to 11 national institutes and centers.
? The Interdisciplinary Institute for Energy Ef?ciency is bringing together more than 50
campus researchers with related expertise to develop new energy-saving technologies.
? UCSB is a pioneer in environmental science, a leader in the ?eld for over 40 years.
? The campus is home to the California NanoSystems Institute, one of the ?rst California
Institutes for Science and Innovation.
? Economics and accounting graduates are actively recruited by top accounting ?rms.
? UCSB was recognized as one of the top “Coolest Schools” that are helping to solve
climate problems, and are making signi?cant efforts to operate sustainably. UCSB has
the highest number of LEED certi?ed campus buildings within the University of California
system.
? The College of Letters and Science offers 80 majors and 39 minors with courses taught
by nationally ranked faculty. It is the largest center of teaching, learning, and research at
UCSB, and the only college on campus offering a comprehensive liberal arts education.
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International Student Programs (ISP)
International Student Programs (ISP) offer a variety of high quality programs for students to choose from:
International Student Programs
Academic
English
Program
(AEP)
University
Immersion
Program (UIP)
Graduate
Studies
Preparation
Program
(GSPP)
Teaching
English
to Speakers
of Other
Languages
Programs
(TESOL)
Customized
Language
& Culture
Programs
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
? Minimum Age 18
? University Transcript (in English)*
? One of the following minimum scores:*
? Institutional (paper based)
TOEFL 550
? iBT (internet-based)
TOEFL 80
? IELTS ® 6.5
If you meet the requirements above,
? Apply and enroll in ISP
* See page 8 for Academic English
Program requirements
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I’m a materials engineering student and my area is
semiconductor processing. Device technology in California
is the best in the world, and I wanted to study in California
because of Silicon Valley. I checked all the UCs and found that
Santa Barbara is the best for semiconductor proce ssing.
When I frst got here I thought, “Oh no, the university is too
big, too organized, too much!” My experience here has been
amazing and astonishing. The campus is charming and lovely,
and so is the city of Santa Barbara. Here, people are willing to
guide you and show you the right way. The professors are very
helpful and they treat you with a lot of respect. The international
students I hang out with all fnd that the American people are
very kind, polite, and they always want to help. This has been
the best year of my life!
Victor Fan Arcara, Brazil
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BENEFITS
? Raise ?uency test scores
? Understand university expectations
? Improve academic writing
? Acquire effective reading strategies
? Practice class discussion
? Enhance listening and note-taking
? Develop critical thinking
COST
? ISP Fees
Course Fees (see ISP Fees and
Deadlines at www.extension.ucsb.
edu)
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
DESCRIPTION
The Academic English program is
designed for students who intend to
study at a university in the U.S. The
program offers intensive English courses
to students with high intermediate to
advanced level English ?uency. Courses
focus on improvement in reading, writing,
listening, speaking, and the development
of critical thinking skills. Students learn
test strategies, practice ?uency tests and
have the opportunity to take the TOEFL iBT
test at the end of each quarter. Students
who achieve a minimum score of 80 iBT
TOEFL may apply to transfer to the ISP
University Immersion Program (UIP). The
AEP program includes studies in American
culture and provides the experience
of campus life at a premier research
university.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
? Application and enrollment in ISP
? One of the following minimum scores
? TOEFL iBT (internet-based) 45
? TOEFL (paper-based) 450
? IELTS 5.0
? Transcript for the highest level of
education achieved (English translation
required)
? Personal Statement including:
? reason for applying for the AEP
? past English studies (number
of years, school or informal, level
completed)
CURRICULUM
? Academic Writing
? Advanced Grammar & Vocabulary
? Communication and Culture
? Critical Thinking and Analysis
? Intensive TOEFL Preparation
? Pronunciation for Clear English
? English through American Arts*
? Reading & Discussion (Blended)*
*not offered in summer
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
Successful completion of a minimum of
12 units of AEP coursework
Academic English Program (AEP)
For additional information see:http://extension.ucsb.edu/static/international/isp-aep.jsp
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University Immersion Program (UIP)
DESCRIPTION
Through the University Immersion
Program (UIP), international students
may enroll in UCSB academic and/
or professional development courses
in a wide variety of disciplines. This
program offers an excellent way to
experience university life in the U.S.
Students also have the opportunity to
participate in a classroom environment
dedicated to teaching applicable skills,
and gain knowledge necessary for
success in the global workforce. The
credits earned may be transferred to
universities around the world or used to
complement students’ professional and
academic goals.
Through the UIP, students select
courses from:
? Academic Studies
? Professional Studies
? Specialized Academic English
Studies
? Technology Management Courses
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
? Application and Enrollment in ISP
? A list of proposed courses.
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
Enrollment (for credit), participation,
and completion of a minimum of 8-12
units of course work each quarter.
Note: Enrollment in courses is limited
and space is not guaranteed. Students
must meet all course prerequisites.
COST
? ISP Fees
? Course Fees (see the ISP Fees
and Deadlines at
www.extension.ucsb.edu)
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
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DESCRIPTION
The Academic Studies option is ideal for those who seek to:
? Deepen their knowledge in an academic discipline
? Broaden their interdisciplinary knowledge by studying a variety of academic subjects
Students have the opportunity to participate in a rigorous, research-based course curriculum
in an exceptional learning environment that ful?lls their academic ambitions and intellectual
passions.
CURRICULUM
Students may take individual courses in a variety of academic subject areas including:
? Asian American Studies
? Economics
? English and Comparative Literature
? Chemical Engineering
? Communications
? Computer Science
? Electrical and Computer Engineering
? Engineering Science
? Environmental Science and Management
? Geography
? Global and International Studies
? History
? Languages
? Marine Science
? Materials
? Mechanical Engineering
? Media Arts and Technology
? Music
? Philosophy
? Political Science
? Technology Management
? Theater and Dance
? Writing
BENEFITS
? Enroll in courses offered only at
UC Santa Barbara.
? Engage in innovative ways of
thinking, learning, and conducting
research.
? Experience rigorous high-quality
learning opportunities.
? Engage with faculty who are
world leaders in their ?eld.
? Explore interdisciplinary
perspectives.
? Access state-of-the-art research
facilities.
? Learn with and from other
highly motivated American and
international students.
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring,
Summer (6 or 12 week program)
UIP: Academic Studies
For course information, please see: UCSB Schedule of Classes,https://my.sa.ucsb.edu/public/curriculum/coursesearch.aspx
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DESCRIPTION
The Professional Studies option is ideal
for those who wish to:
? Further their education and training in
a particular ?eld
? Gain an understanding of a discipline
on both a theoretical and practical
basis.
Students have the opportunity to
participate in a fast-paced course
curriculum that links theory to practice,
provides “real-world” case studies, and
teaches skills useful for application.
CURRICULUM
Students may take individual courses
or the entire certi?cate program in the
following ?elds:
BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT
? Accounting
? Human Resource Management
? Marketing
? Professional Financial Planning
? Project Management
LEGAL STUDIES & MEDIATION
? Mediation & Dispute Resolution
? Paralegal Studies
SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
? Engineering
? Environmental Science
? Technology Management
EDUCATION
? TESOL (Teaching English to
Speakers of Other Languages)
UIP: Professional Studies
BENEFITS
? Develop practical skills applicable
to businesses throughout the
world.
? Gain knowledge from dedicated
instructors who are industry
experts.
? Advance your communication and
presentation skills.
? Experience academic and
personal growth.
? Gain a competitive edge by
earning a Professional Certi?cate.
? Update your resume or portfolio.
? Increase your future earning
potential.
? Collaborate in group work with
working adults and international
students on a variety of projects.
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
For course and certi?cate program information, please see: UCSB Extension, http//extension.ucsb.edu
I chose UCSB for the wide offering of courses.
It is unique for international students to be
able to choose from so many academic areas
and to sit in the same classroom as American
students. I enjoyed the interactive lessons
where professors encourage students to speak
up in the classroom.
Lorenzo Sironi, Italy
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COMMUNICATION FOR
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Success in university classes in the
U.S. requires more than adequate oral
and written English skills. This course is
designed to help international students
maximize the American university
experience through guided, structured,
interactive tasks. Participation helps
students develop a deeper understanding
of the culture and communication style of
an American university.
SPEAKING SKILLS FOR
THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE
The business world is changing;
technology connects us, geography
is no longer relevant, and English has
become the “lingua franca” of international
companies. Successful business and
entrepreneurial skills include the art of
the clear summary, of negotiation and
persuasion, and the ability to work as a
team. Course participants increase their
leadership skills, and their con?dence in
effective communication for a variety of
business situations and purposes.
UIP: Specialized Academic
English Studies
Students may choose to take one or more Specialized Academic English courses. Students may combine these courses with any other
International Student Program. For additional courses, please see www.extenstion.ucsb.edu.
BENEFITS
? Communicate more comfortably
in private, public, and academic
situations.
? Master successful oral
presentations
? Enhance your English for
academic writing
? Develop leadership skills
? Increase con?dence in navigating
student life
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring
ACADEMIC WRITING (ADVANCED)
This course introduces participants to prominent research being conducted at UCSB. The renowned faculty of the
university includes ?ve Nobel Laureates. UCSB continues to develop critical research in areas such as physics,
engineering, communication technology, nanotechnology, and sustainability. Participants develop writing skills through
introductions to research in areas of student interest. The course focuses on the style of English commonly used in writing
for research and academic publications and contrasts this style with more informal writing for social communication.
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DESCRIPTION
Courses in technology management and entrepreneurship address new venture creation, market research and ?nance, foundations of team
building, organizational behavior, and talent management.
CURRICULUM
? Opportunities and Perspectives in
Technology, Business, and Society
? Business Strategy and Leadership Skills
? Entrepreneurship
? Research Market
? New Venture Finance
? Leadership of Teams and Talent
The Technology Management Certi?cate
is a cooperative certi?cate program
between UCSB Extension and the
Technology Management Program (TMP)
in the College of Engineering. To earn this
certi?cate, students must successfully
complete 16 units of curriculum, with
an average grade of B or better, with no
grades below C for any of the courses.
Enrollment in courses is limited and space in classes is not guaranteed. Students must meet all course prerequisites.
Note: Quali?ed students may take individual courses without enrolling in the Certi?cate.
UIP: Technology Management Courses
BENEFITS
? Gain an understanding of the wide
range of concepts and business
principles considered during start-up,
growth, and operation of technology
oriented companies.
? Gain access to professionals familiar
with the demands of starting new
businesses as well as running
existing companies.
? Apply your knowledge from
technology management courses to
operate effectively in the business
environment or launch a new venture.
SCHEDULE
Select courses are offered: Fall, Winter,
Spring
Note: It may take up to 3 quarters
to earn the Technology Management
Certi?cate. For detailed information,
including the Course Schedule, see:http://extension.ucsb.edu/certi?cates.
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DESCRIPTION
The program prepares international
students for the application process to
enter graduate school in the U.S. It focuses
on success in both academic studies and
the overall experience at an American
university. The program assists participants
in articulating clear goals for their advanced
studies. Students receive specialized
academic English support for their ?eld
of study and practice analytical and
critical thinking skills. Individual tutoring
is available as required. The program
enables students to take a course in their
academic area and gives an understanding
of the requirements of different graduate
departments.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Application and enrollment in ISP
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
Enrollment (for credit), participation,
completion of 12 units of course work
CURRICULUM
? Introduction to Graduate Studies
and the Application Process
? Academic course in your chosen ?eld
? Choice of one or more:
? Academic Writing (Advanced)
? Speaking Skills for the
Global Marketplace
? Communication for
International Students
ON YOUR OWN
? GRE GMAT Test Preparation courses on
campus (fees not included)
? Activities including hiking, ?lms,
lectures, seminars, excursions, and
networking with other international and
local students
Graduate Studies Preparation Program
(GSPP)
BENEFITS
? Understand the admissions process
for graduate school in the U.S. and
the steps that lead to success.
? Develop a clear statement
of purpose that is distinct and
compelling.
? Complete a course in your chosen
area and learn about ongoing
research by professors and
graduate students.
? Acquire the specialized forms of
English used in academic settings.
? Ensure listeners understand you
with ease; improve pronunciation
in target areas as needed.
? Become familiar with student
culture and the University system in
the U.S.
? Obtain a course record at a
world-class University and a
letter of recommendation
(for students who demonstrate
excellence).
COST
? ISP Fees and
? Course Fees (see the ISP
Fees and Deadlines at
www.extension.ucsb.edu)
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring
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BENEFITS
? Join American trainees in small
classes with individual attention.
? Focus on effective communicative
methodology and cutting-edge
skills.
? Engage with highly quali?ed
instructors with extensive overseas
experience.
? Gain practitioner knowledge
through staged teaching practicum
courses.
? Fast track completion.
? Choice of two programs.
COST
? ISP Fees
? Course Fees (see the ISP
Fees and Deadlines at
www.extension.ucsb.edu)
SCHEDULE
The programs may be completed in:
? 8 weeks:
Summer (June - August)
Teaching English to Speakers of
Other Languages (TESOL)
DESCRIPTION
The TESOL Programs represent a practical
approach to English language teacher
training. The curriculum re?ects careful
study and consideration of current theory
and its practical application in TESOL
methodology. It offers the most up-to-date
and effective instruction in English as a
Second and Foreign Language (ESL/EFL)
teaching.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
? Application and enrollment in ISP
? Certi?cate Application for Candidacy
? Proof of B.A or expected date of
completion
? TESOL Professional Certi?cate
Program. The 16 unit, 144 hour
program prepares candidates for
language teaching both in North
America and overseas. Emphasis is
placed on preparing candidates for
“real-world” classroom experience.
The program includes observation and
practice teaching.
CURRICULUM
? Introduction to TESOL and the
Learning Context
? Language Analysis, Awareness, and
Teaching Techniques (Part A)
? Classroom Practicalities for TESOL
? Lesson Planning for TESOL
? Language Skills for TESOL (Part A)
? Language Analysis, Awareness,
and Teaching Techniques (Part B)
Practicum 1
? Language Skills for TESOL (Part B)
Practicum 2
? Professional Development for TESOL:
USA and Overseas
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
Enrollment (for credit), participation,
successful completion of TESOL Courses
(16 units with grade C or better), and
portfolio.
? TESOL (Methodology) Professional
Sequence Award. The 10-unit,
90 hour sequence award gives students
the opportunity to upgrade and update
their teaching skills. The focus is on
methodology, with an introduction to
strategies for effective practice.
CURRICULUM
? Introduction to TESOL and the
Learning Context
? Language Analysis, Awareness, and
Teaching Techniques (Part A)
? Classroom Practicalities for TESOL
? Lesson Planning for TESOL
? Language Skills for TESOL (Part A)
? Professional Development for TESOL:
USA and Overseas
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
Enrollment (for credit), participation,
completion of TESOL Courses (10 units
with grade C or better), and portfolio.
Summer Intensive – Professional Certi?cate and
Professional Sequence Award
Getting a TESOL Professional
Certifcate from UCSB Extension has
changed my life! Being a practicing
English teacher in Russia, I joined
this program to improve my language
teaching techniques. It is a hands-
on program taught by highly-trained
professors who help international
students to feel at home in the
classroom. While completing the
certifcate, I felt inspired and went on
to complete an M.A. TESOL in the U.S.
Victoria Karpova, Russia
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND AMERICAN CULTURE
? 4-8 week intensive programs for English language learners
UNDERGRADUATE PREPARATION PROGRAMS
? 2-4 week workshops and programs for high school students
TEACHING ENGLISH TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES
(TESOL)
? 4-8 week intensive programs for teachers and teacher
trainees. English language support and cultural studies may
be included
DESCRIPTION
Customized programs are available to groups of teachers or
students from schools, colleges, universities, and industry.
An activity advisor may be arranged.
CURRICULA
Individually designed and employing effective cutting-edge
methodology. Programs use a communicative approach and
interactive classroom activities.
Customized Language &
Culture Programs
BENEFITS
? Curricula designed to meet the
requirements of a particular group.
? Certi?cate of Completion awarded for
successful completion of program.
? Classes on the campus of a world
class university.
? Highly quali?ed and experienced
teachers.
? Students experience new approaches
and strategies for language learning.
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
COST
? On request:
[email protected]
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ISP Application & Enrollment Information
STEP 1. APPLY AND ENROLL IN ISP
? Submit completed ISP Application/Enrollment PDF. Include:
? Application Fee (one-time, nonrefundable)
? Program Fee (for each quarter of study)
? Student Services Fee (for each quarter of study)
STEP 2. AFTER ACCEPTANCE TO THE ISP, ENROLL IN
INDIVIDUAL COURSES
? Submit each quarter:
? Course Fees
? Additional fees as appropriate
NOTE:
? Students with TOEFL iBT scores below 20 or IELTS scores
below 6 in any individual skill area (reading, writing,
listening, speaking) must successfully complete an academic
English course in the respective sub-score skill area.
A grade of “C” or better is required in each of these courses
during the ?rst quarter of study at UCSB.
? All program and course deadlines must be met
? Space in programs and courses is not guaranteed
? The UIP regularly ?lls six months in advance of the program
start date.
? UCSB is on a quarter system: fall, winter, spring, and
summer (3 months each)
DETAILED INFORMATION: extension.ucsb.edu/static/
international/internationalStudies.jsp:
? Application/Enrollment Policies and Procedures
? ISP Application/Enrollment PDF
? F-1 Immigration Information
? Dates
? Fees, Deadlines, and Payment Options
? Student Resources
? Housing
? Frequently Asked Questions
? Program Updates
For questions, email [email protected]
F-1 STUDENT VISA
International students studying full-time at UCSB Extension
require an F-1 Student Visa. Once accepted into the ISP, students
receive an I-20 Form (this is their Certi?cate of Eligibility for
an F-1 Student Visa) from UCSB Extension. The I-20 Form is
required in order to apply for an F-1 Student Visa at your local
U.S. Embassy or Consulate.
For speci?c step-by-step information on how to apply for and
obtain an F-1 Student Visa visit:
extension.ucsb.edu/static/international/isp-visa-information.jsp.
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Student Life
ACTIVITIES
The UCSB University Center is the focus of student activity. The center has a
bookstore, food court, concert area, post of?ce, study rooms, computer lounges,
ATM venues, printing venue, Community Housing Of?ce, and a Multicultural Center.
UCSB’s Arts and Lectures program presents lectures by international political and
scienti?c experts, as well as performances in music, dance, and theater
(see www.artsandlectures.ucsb.edu).
The Department of Recreation at UCSB
offers a wide variety of programs and
activities and includes: The Recreation
Center and Aquatics Complex, Events
Center, Robertson Gymnasium,
tennis courts, sand volleyball courts,
lacrosse pit, Santa Barbara Harbor
Sailing Facility, softball ?eld, Caesar
Uyesaka Baseball Stadium, and the
Cachuma Lake Rowing Facility
(see www.recreation.ucsb.edu). For a
small fee, ISP students have access to
these facilities.
The UCSB campus is approximately 9
miles (15 km), a short bus ride from
the City of Santa Barbara.
Santa Barbara is home to beautiful
beaches, majestic mountains, and
a rich and colorful culture. Visit
Santa Barbara for excellent shopping, restaurants, and movies or enjoy the many
opportunities for biking, hiking, boating, scuba diving, and sur?ng.
SANTA BARBARA WEATHER
Month Avg. High Avg. Low
January 17°C 7°C
February 18°C 8°C
March 18°C 8°C
April 20°C 10°C
May 21°C 11°C
June 22°C 13°C
July 23°C 15°C
August 25°C 15°C
September 23°C 15°C
October 22°C 12°C
November 20°C 9°C
December 18°C 7°C
BENEFITS
? Learn and grow in an exciting
academic environment.
? Immerse yourself in the pursuit of
knowledge and shared intellectual
experience.
? Access unlimited student support
services including immigration
and academic advising.
? Take advantage of UCSB
Community Housing services.
? Enjoy outstanding recreation facilities.
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UCSB Extension, Mail Code 1110 (Attn: SSO)
University of California, Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-1110
E-mail [email protected]
Phone
(805) 893-4200
Fax
(805) 893-4943
UCSB Extension Administrative Of?ces
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University of California, Santa Barbara
Hours 9am-noon, 1-4pm, Mon-Fri
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University of California, Santa Barbara Extension
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
PROGRAMS
Table of Contents
Overview 4
International Student Programs (ISP) 6
Academic English Program (AEP) 8
University Immersion Program (UIP) 9
UIP: Academic Studies 10
UIP: Professional Studies 11
UIP: Specialized Academic English Studies 12
UIP: Technology Management Courses 13
Graduate Studies Preparation Program (GSPP) 14
Teaching English to Speakers of
Other Languages (TESOL) 15
Customized Language & Culture Programs 16
Application & Enrollment Information 17
Student Life 18
Contact Information 20
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Overview
WHY STUDY AT UC SANTA BARBARA?
The University of California, Santa Barbara is
located on the Paci?c Ocean, and offers world-class
academics and research. With breathtaking natural
beauty combined with enormous intellectual vitality,
there is no other campus like this!
? UCSB is part of the 10-campus University
of California system, one of the largest
and most respected public universities in
the world.
? Students represent over 75 countries and
report an exceptional level of satisfaction
with their overall campus experience.
? UCSB’s academic community of over
1,000 faculty and 22,000 students
is characterized by a culture of
interdisciplinary collaboration.
? Santa Barbara is known for its
Mediterranean climate, wide sandy
beaches, inviting mountain trails, and
timeless charm. The city of Santa Barbara
has a population of about 90,000 and
is removed from urban pressures, but
vibrant with cultural activity.
WHY CHOOSE UC SANTA BARBARA EXTENSION?
UC Santa Barbara Extension is the gateway for
visiting students to participate in UCSB academic
and/or professional development courses. UC Santa
Barbara Extension offers:
? University credit courses
? Practical, professional development
courses
? Academic English program and courses
to prepare students for their studies
? A full range of international student
support services including:
? Academic advising
? F-1 Visa and immigration advising
? Housing assistance
? Orientation
My year as an international student at
UCSB has been amazing. UCSB offers a
diverse learning environment with small
classes and talented students. This has
been really motivating. The campus is
located between the Pacifc Ocean and
the Santa Ynez Mountains, which gives
you endless possibilities regarding
outdoor activities. I would defnitely
recommend a year at UCSB.
Mari Jevne Arnesen, Norway
UCSB RANKINGS
# 2 in the world in terms of impact in the ?eld of the
sciences (Leiden University Ranking 2014)
# 10 among U.S. top public universities
(U.S. News and World Report, 2014)
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POINTS OF PRIDE
? UCSB’s renowned faculty includes six winners of the Nobel Prize for landmark research
in chemistry, physics, and economics. An alumna of the College of Creative Studies was
named Nobel Laureate in Physiology/Medicine.
? Professor Shuji Nakamura was awarded the Millennium Technology Prize for the blue
laser diode.
? UCSB is one of only 62 research-intensive institutions in the Association of American
Universities.
? The UCSB campus is home to 11 national institutes and centers.
? The Interdisciplinary Institute for Energy Ef?ciency is bringing together more than 50
campus researchers with related expertise to develop new energy-saving technologies.
? UCSB is a pioneer in environmental science, a leader in the ?eld for over 40 years.
? The campus is home to the California NanoSystems Institute, one of the ?rst California
Institutes for Science and Innovation.
? Economics and accounting graduates are actively recruited by top accounting ?rms.
? UCSB was recognized as one of the top “Coolest Schools” that are helping to solve
climate problems, and are making signi?cant efforts to operate sustainably. UCSB has
the highest number of LEED certi?ed campus buildings within the University of California
system.
? The College of Letters and Science offers 80 majors and 39 minors with courses taught
by nationally ranked faculty. It is the largest center of teaching, learning, and research at
UCSB, and the only college on campus offering a comprehensive liberal arts education.
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International Student Programs (ISP)
International Student Programs (ISP) offer a variety of high quality programs for students to choose from:
International Student Programs
Academic
English
Program
(AEP)
University
Immersion
Program (UIP)
Graduate
Studies
Preparation
Program
(GSPP)
Teaching
English
to Speakers
of Other
Languages
Programs
(TESOL)
Customized
Language
& Culture
Programs
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
? Minimum Age 18
? University Transcript (in English)*
? One of the following minimum scores:*
? Institutional (paper based)
TOEFL 550
? iBT (internet-based)
TOEFL 80
? IELTS ® 6.5
If you meet the requirements above,
? Apply and enroll in ISP
* See page 8 for Academic English
Program requirements
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I’m a materials engineering student and my area is
semiconductor processing. Device technology in California
is the best in the world, and I wanted to study in California
because of Silicon Valley. I checked all the UCs and found that
Santa Barbara is the best for semiconductor proce ssing.
When I frst got here I thought, “Oh no, the university is too
big, too organized, too much!” My experience here has been
amazing and astonishing. The campus is charming and lovely,
and so is the city of Santa Barbara. Here, people are willing to
guide you and show you the right way. The professors are very
helpful and they treat you with a lot of respect. The international
students I hang out with all fnd that the American people are
very kind, polite, and they always want to help. This has been
the best year of my life!
Victor Fan Arcara, Brazil
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BENEFITS
? Raise ?uency test scores
? Understand university expectations
? Improve academic writing
? Acquire effective reading strategies
? Practice class discussion
? Enhance listening and note-taking
? Develop critical thinking
COST
? ISP Fees
Course Fees (see ISP Fees and
Deadlines at www.extension.ucsb.
edu)
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
DESCRIPTION
The Academic English program is
designed for students who intend to
study at a university in the U.S. The
program offers intensive English courses
to students with high intermediate to
advanced level English ?uency. Courses
focus on improvement in reading, writing,
listening, speaking, and the development
of critical thinking skills. Students learn
test strategies, practice ?uency tests and
have the opportunity to take the TOEFL iBT
test at the end of each quarter. Students
who achieve a minimum score of 80 iBT
TOEFL may apply to transfer to the ISP
University Immersion Program (UIP). The
AEP program includes studies in American
culture and provides the experience
of campus life at a premier research
university.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
? Application and enrollment in ISP
? One of the following minimum scores
? TOEFL iBT (internet-based) 45
? TOEFL (paper-based) 450
? IELTS 5.0
? Transcript for the highest level of
education achieved (English translation
required)
? Personal Statement including:
? reason for applying for the AEP
? past English studies (number
of years, school or informal, level
completed)
CURRICULUM
? Academic Writing
? Advanced Grammar & Vocabulary
? Communication and Culture
? Critical Thinking and Analysis
? Intensive TOEFL Preparation
? Pronunciation for Clear English
? English through American Arts*
? Reading & Discussion (Blended)*
*not offered in summer
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
Successful completion of a minimum of
12 units of AEP coursework
Academic English Program (AEP)
For additional information see:http://extension.ucsb.edu/static/international/isp-aep.jsp
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University Immersion Program (UIP)
DESCRIPTION
Through the University Immersion
Program (UIP), international students
may enroll in UCSB academic and/
or professional development courses
in a wide variety of disciplines. This
program offers an excellent way to
experience university life in the U.S.
Students also have the opportunity to
participate in a classroom environment
dedicated to teaching applicable skills,
and gain knowledge necessary for
success in the global workforce. The
credits earned may be transferred to
universities around the world or used to
complement students’ professional and
academic goals.
Through the UIP, students select
courses from:
? Academic Studies
? Professional Studies
? Specialized Academic English
Studies
? Technology Management Courses
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
? Application and Enrollment in ISP
? A list of proposed courses.
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
Enrollment (for credit), participation,
and completion of a minimum of 8-12
units of course work each quarter.
Note: Enrollment in courses is limited
and space is not guaranteed. Students
must meet all course prerequisites.
COST
? ISP Fees
? Course Fees (see the ISP Fees
and Deadlines at
www.extension.ucsb.edu)
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
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DESCRIPTION
The Academic Studies option is ideal for those who seek to:
? Deepen their knowledge in an academic discipline
? Broaden their interdisciplinary knowledge by studying a variety of academic subjects
Students have the opportunity to participate in a rigorous, research-based course curriculum
in an exceptional learning environment that ful?lls their academic ambitions and intellectual
passions.
CURRICULUM
Students may take individual courses in a variety of academic subject areas including:
? Asian American Studies
? Economics
? English and Comparative Literature
? Chemical Engineering
? Communications
? Computer Science
? Electrical and Computer Engineering
? Engineering Science
? Environmental Science and Management
? Geography
? Global and International Studies
? History
? Languages
? Marine Science
? Materials
? Mechanical Engineering
? Media Arts and Technology
? Music
? Philosophy
? Political Science
? Technology Management
? Theater and Dance
? Writing
BENEFITS
? Enroll in courses offered only at
UC Santa Barbara.
? Engage in innovative ways of
thinking, learning, and conducting
research.
? Experience rigorous high-quality
learning opportunities.
? Engage with faculty who are
world leaders in their ?eld.
? Explore interdisciplinary
perspectives.
? Access state-of-the-art research
facilities.
? Learn with and from other
highly motivated American and
international students.
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring,
Summer (6 or 12 week program)
UIP: Academic Studies
For course information, please see: UCSB Schedule of Classes,https://my.sa.ucsb.edu/public/curriculum/coursesearch.aspx
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DESCRIPTION
The Professional Studies option is ideal
for those who wish to:
? Further their education and training in
a particular ?eld
? Gain an understanding of a discipline
on both a theoretical and practical
basis.
Students have the opportunity to
participate in a fast-paced course
curriculum that links theory to practice,
provides “real-world” case studies, and
teaches skills useful for application.
CURRICULUM
Students may take individual courses
or the entire certi?cate program in the
following ?elds:
BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT
? Accounting
? Human Resource Management
? Marketing
? Professional Financial Planning
? Project Management
LEGAL STUDIES & MEDIATION
? Mediation & Dispute Resolution
? Paralegal Studies
SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
? Engineering
? Environmental Science
? Technology Management
EDUCATION
? TESOL (Teaching English to
Speakers of Other Languages)
UIP: Professional Studies
BENEFITS
? Develop practical skills applicable
to businesses throughout the
world.
? Gain knowledge from dedicated
instructors who are industry
experts.
? Advance your communication and
presentation skills.
? Experience academic and
personal growth.
? Gain a competitive edge by
earning a Professional Certi?cate.
? Update your resume or portfolio.
? Increase your future earning
potential.
? Collaborate in group work with
working adults and international
students on a variety of projects.
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
For course and certi?cate program information, please see: UCSB Extension, http//extension.ucsb.edu
I chose UCSB for the wide offering of courses.
It is unique for international students to be
able to choose from so many academic areas
and to sit in the same classroom as American
students. I enjoyed the interactive lessons
where professors encourage students to speak
up in the classroom.
Lorenzo Sironi, Italy
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COMMUNICATION FOR
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Success in university classes in the
U.S. requires more than adequate oral
and written English skills. This course is
designed to help international students
maximize the American university
experience through guided, structured,
interactive tasks. Participation helps
students develop a deeper understanding
of the culture and communication style of
an American university.
SPEAKING SKILLS FOR
THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE
The business world is changing;
technology connects us, geography
is no longer relevant, and English has
become the “lingua franca” of international
companies. Successful business and
entrepreneurial skills include the art of
the clear summary, of negotiation and
persuasion, and the ability to work as a
team. Course participants increase their
leadership skills, and their con?dence in
effective communication for a variety of
business situations and purposes.
UIP: Specialized Academic
English Studies
Students may choose to take one or more Specialized Academic English courses. Students may combine these courses with any other
International Student Program. For additional courses, please see www.extenstion.ucsb.edu.
BENEFITS
? Communicate more comfortably
in private, public, and academic
situations.
? Master successful oral
presentations
? Enhance your English for
academic writing
? Develop leadership skills
? Increase con?dence in navigating
student life
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring
ACADEMIC WRITING (ADVANCED)
This course introduces participants to prominent research being conducted at UCSB. The renowned faculty of the
university includes ?ve Nobel Laureates. UCSB continues to develop critical research in areas such as physics,
engineering, communication technology, nanotechnology, and sustainability. Participants develop writing skills through
introductions to research in areas of student interest. The course focuses on the style of English commonly used in writing
for research and academic publications and contrasts this style with more informal writing for social communication.
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DESCRIPTION
Courses in technology management and entrepreneurship address new venture creation, market research and ?nance, foundations of team
building, organizational behavior, and talent management.
CURRICULUM
? Opportunities and Perspectives in
Technology, Business, and Society
? Business Strategy and Leadership Skills
? Entrepreneurship
? Research Market
? New Venture Finance
? Leadership of Teams and Talent
The Technology Management Certi?cate
is a cooperative certi?cate program
between UCSB Extension and the
Technology Management Program (TMP)
in the College of Engineering. To earn this
certi?cate, students must successfully
complete 16 units of curriculum, with
an average grade of B or better, with no
grades below C for any of the courses.
Enrollment in courses is limited and space in classes is not guaranteed. Students must meet all course prerequisites.
Note: Quali?ed students may take individual courses without enrolling in the Certi?cate.
UIP: Technology Management Courses
BENEFITS
? Gain an understanding of the wide
range of concepts and business
principles considered during start-up,
growth, and operation of technology
oriented companies.
? Gain access to professionals familiar
with the demands of starting new
businesses as well as running
existing companies.
? Apply your knowledge from
technology management courses to
operate effectively in the business
environment or launch a new venture.
SCHEDULE
Select courses are offered: Fall, Winter,
Spring
Note: It may take up to 3 quarters
to earn the Technology Management
Certi?cate. For detailed information,
including the Course Schedule, see:http://extension.ucsb.edu/certi?cates.
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DESCRIPTION
The program prepares international
students for the application process to
enter graduate school in the U.S. It focuses
on success in both academic studies and
the overall experience at an American
university. The program assists participants
in articulating clear goals for their advanced
studies. Students receive specialized
academic English support for their ?eld
of study and practice analytical and
critical thinking skills. Individual tutoring
is available as required. The program
enables students to take a course in their
academic area and gives an understanding
of the requirements of different graduate
departments.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Application and enrollment in ISP
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
Enrollment (for credit), participation,
completion of 12 units of course work
CURRICULUM
? Introduction to Graduate Studies
and the Application Process
? Academic course in your chosen ?eld
? Choice of one or more:
? Academic Writing (Advanced)
? Speaking Skills for the
Global Marketplace
? Communication for
International Students
ON YOUR OWN
? GRE GMAT Test Preparation courses on
campus (fees not included)
? Activities including hiking, ?lms,
lectures, seminars, excursions, and
networking with other international and
local students
Graduate Studies Preparation Program
(GSPP)
BENEFITS
? Understand the admissions process
for graduate school in the U.S. and
the steps that lead to success.
? Develop a clear statement
of purpose that is distinct and
compelling.
? Complete a course in your chosen
area and learn about ongoing
research by professors and
graduate students.
? Acquire the specialized forms of
English used in academic settings.
? Ensure listeners understand you
with ease; improve pronunciation
in target areas as needed.
? Become familiar with student
culture and the University system in
the U.S.
? Obtain a course record at a
world-class University and a
letter of recommendation
(for students who demonstrate
excellence).
COST
? ISP Fees and
? Course Fees (see the ISP
Fees and Deadlines at
www.extension.ucsb.edu)
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring
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BENEFITS
? Join American trainees in small
classes with individual attention.
? Focus on effective communicative
methodology and cutting-edge
skills.
? Engage with highly quali?ed
instructors with extensive overseas
experience.
? Gain practitioner knowledge
through staged teaching practicum
courses.
? Fast track completion.
? Choice of two programs.
COST
? ISP Fees
? Course Fees (see the ISP
Fees and Deadlines at
www.extension.ucsb.edu)
SCHEDULE
The programs may be completed in:
? 8 weeks:
Summer (June - August)
Teaching English to Speakers of
Other Languages (TESOL)
DESCRIPTION
The TESOL Programs represent a practical
approach to English language teacher
training. The curriculum re?ects careful
study and consideration of current theory
and its practical application in TESOL
methodology. It offers the most up-to-date
and effective instruction in English as a
Second and Foreign Language (ESL/EFL)
teaching.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
? Application and enrollment in ISP
? Certi?cate Application for Candidacy
? Proof of B.A or expected date of
completion
? TESOL Professional Certi?cate
Program. The 16 unit, 144 hour
program prepares candidates for
language teaching both in North
America and overseas. Emphasis is
placed on preparing candidates for
“real-world” classroom experience.
The program includes observation and
practice teaching.
CURRICULUM
? Introduction to TESOL and the
Learning Context
? Language Analysis, Awareness, and
Teaching Techniques (Part A)
? Classroom Practicalities for TESOL
? Lesson Planning for TESOL
? Language Skills for TESOL (Part A)
? Language Analysis, Awareness,
and Teaching Techniques (Part B)
Practicum 1
? Language Skills for TESOL (Part B)
Practicum 2
? Professional Development for TESOL:
USA and Overseas
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
Enrollment (for credit), participation,
successful completion of TESOL Courses
(16 units with grade C or better), and
portfolio.
? TESOL (Methodology) Professional
Sequence Award. The 10-unit,
90 hour sequence award gives students
the opportunity to upgrade and update
their teaching skills. The focus is on
methodology, with an introduction to
strategies for effective practice.
CURRICULUM
? Introduction to TESOL and the
Learning Context
? Language Analysis, Awareness, and
Teaching Techniques (Part A)
? Classroom Practicalities for TESOL
? Lesson Planning for TESOL
? Language Skills for TESOL (Part A)
? Professional Development for TESOL:
USA and Overseas
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
Enrollment (for credit), participation,
completion of TESOL Courses (10 units
with grade C or better), and portfolio.
Summer Intensive – Professional Certi?cate and
Professional Sequence Award
Getting a TESOL Professional
Certifcate from UCSB Extension has
changed my life! Being a practicing
English teacher in Russia, I joined
this program to improve my language
teaching techniques. It is a hands-
on program taught by highly-trained
professors who help international
students to feel at home in the
classroom. While completing the
certifcate, I felt inspired and went on
to complete an M.A. TESOL in the U.S.
Victoria Karpova, Russia
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND AMERICAN CULTURE
? 4-8 week intensive programs for English language learners
UNDERGRADUATE PREPARATION PROGRAMS
? 2-4 week workshops and programs for high school students
TEACHING ENGLISH TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES
(TESOL)
? 4-8 week intensive programs for teachers and teacher
trainees. English language support and cultural studies may
be included
DESCRIPTION
Customized programs are available to groups of teachers or
students from schools, colleges, universities, and industry.
An activity advisor may be arranged.
CURRICULA
Individually designed and employing effective cutting-edge
methodology. Programs use a communicative approach and
interactive classroom activities.
Customized Language &
Culture Programs
BENEFITS
? Curricula designed to meet the
requirements of a particular group.
? Certi?cate of Completion awarded for
successful completion of program.
? Classes on the campus of a world
class university.
? Highly quali?ed and experienced
teachers.
? Students experience new approaches
and strategies for language learning.
SCHEDULE
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
COST
? On request:
[email protected]
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ISP Application & Enrollment Information
STEP 1. APPLY AND ENROLL IN ISP
? Submit completed ISP Application/Enrollment PDF. Include:
? Application Fee (one-time, nonrefundable)
? Program Fee (for each quarter of study)
? Student Services Fee (for each quarter of study)
STEP 2. AFTER ACCEPTANCE TO THE ISP, ENROLL IN
INDIVIDUAL COURSES
? Submit each quarter:
? Course Fees
? Additional fees as appropriate
NOTE:
? Students with TOEFL iBT scores below 20 or IELTS scores
below 6 in any individual skill area (reading, writing,
listening, speaking) must successfully complete an academic
English course in the respective sub-score skill area.
A grade of “C” or better is required in each of these courses
during the ?rst quarter of study at UCSB.
? All program and course deadlines must be met
? Space in programs and courses is not guaranteed
? The UIP regularly ?lls six months in advance of the program
start date.
? UCSB is on a quarter system: fall, winter, spring, and
summer (3 months each)
DETAILED INFORMATION: extension.ucsb.edu/static/
international/internationalStudies.jsp:
? Application/Enrollment Policies and Procedures
? ISP Application/Enrollment PDF
? F-1 Immigration Information
? Dates
? Fees, Deadlines, and Payment Options
? Student Resources
? Housing
? Frequently Asked Questions
? Program Updates
For questions, email [email protected]
F-1 STUDENT VISA
International students studying full-time at UCSB Extension
require an F-1 Student Visa. Once accepted into the ISP, students
receive an I-20 Form (this is their Certi?cate of Eligibility for
an F-1 Student Visa) from UCSB Extension. The I-20 Form is
required in order to apply for an F-1 Student Visa at your local
U.S. Embassy or Consulate.
For speci?c step-by-step information on how to apply for and
obtain an F-1 Student Visa visit:
extension.ucsb.edu/static/international/isp-visa-information.jsp.
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Student Life
ACTIVITIES
The UCSB University Center is the focus of student activity. The center has a
bookstore, food court, concert area, post of?ce, study rooms, computer lounges,
ATM venues, printing venue, Community Housing Of?ce, and a Multicultural Center.
UCSB’s Arts and Lectures program presents lectures by international political and
scienti?c experts, as well as performances in music, dance, and theater
(see www.artsandlectures.ucsb.edu).
The Department of Recreation at UCSB
offers a wide variety of programs and
activities and includes: The Recreation
Center and Aquatics Complex, Events
Center, Robertson Gymnasium,
tennis courts, sand volleyball courts,
lacrosse pit, Santa Barbara Harbor
Sailing Facility, softball ?eld, Caesar
Uyesaka Baseball Stadium, and the
Cachuma Lake Rowing Facility
(see www.recreation.ucsb.edu). For a
small fee, ISP students have access to
these facilities.
The UCSB campus is approximately 9
miles (15 km), a short bus ride from
the City of Santa Barbara.
Santa Barbara is home to beautiful
beaches, majestic mountains, and
a rich and colorful culture. Visit
Santa Barbara for excellent shopping, restaurants, and movies or enjoy the many
opportunities for biking, hiking, boating, scuba diving, and sur?ng.
SANTA BARBARA WEATHER
Month Avg. High Avg. Low
January 17°C 7°C
February 18°C 8°C
March 18°C 8°C
April 20°C 10°C
May 21°C 11°C
June 22°C 13°C
July 23°C 15°C
August 25°C 15°C
September 23°C 15°C
October 22°C 12°C
November 20°C 9°C
December 18°C 7°C
BENEFITS
? Learn and grow in an exciting
academic environment.
? Immerse yourself in the pursuit of
knowledge and shared intellectual
experience.
? Access unlimited student support
services including immigration
and academic advising.
? Take advantage of UCSB
Community Housing services.
? Enjoy outstanding recreation facilities.
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Phone
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