INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH and PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS

CENTER FOR INTERNATIONALEDUCATIONINTERNATIONAL ENGLISH and PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMSUNIVERSITY of CALIFORNIA, DAVIS 2012/2014 extension.ucdavis.edu/international

Come and live the California lifestyle.Develop as a global citizen and creatememories that will last a lifetime.Acquire a transformative education that includes developing friendships, expanding youroutlook on life and gaining a better understanding of yourself. You will be studying at oneof the most highly regarded universities in the United States, known internationally for itshigh academic standards, outstanding faculty and heritage of international engagement.Friendly and welcomingDavis provides the perfectsetting for internationalstudents to learn, experienceand make friends that willlast a lifetime.Mondavi Institute forWine and Food ScienceUC Davis has a rich history ofexcellence in the wine and foodsciences. The Mondavi Institute isthe world’s leading educationalcenter for viticulture, enology andfood science. A global innovatorin university-based wine and foodsciences research, education andoutreach, the Institute houses theAnheuser-Busch Brewing and FoodScience Laboratory and a teachingand research winery.Natural beautyUC Davis has a relaxed atmosphere,with abundant open space, trees andblue skies.The “Bike Capitalof the U.S.”Davis is safe and friendly with anopen California lifestyle—the cityhas more than 50 miles (80 km) ofbicycle paths and green belts andmore bicycles per capita than anyother U.S. city.

A modern, innovativecommunityDavis has a forward-thinking,socially-progressive, environmentallyconsciousand creative population.Students comprise nearly half ofthe town’s population of 65,622,making Davis a true “college town.”There are numerous bookstores,coffee houses and restaurants inthe downtown area adjacent to thecampus.Stay activeWe have one of the largest athleticsprograms in the country, withmore than 700 student-athletesparticipating in 23 varsity sports.More than 450 student clubs andorganizations, intramural activities,arts, entertainment and phenomenalfacilities keep students happilyoccupied.Diverse and dynamicDavis is a welcoming community withnumerous intellectual, recreationaland cultural activities, servingstudents from all over the world.Achieve your goalsWhatever your dreams, UC Davis isa great place to start making themhappen.

Academics at UC Davis go beyond what youknow, stretch the limits of your knowledgeand help you achieve excellence.Become part of a pre-eminent public university that provides you witha superior learning experience.Many of our programs at UC Davis are nationally ranked—not surprising whenyou consider the number of internationally known, award-winning faculty whobring their knowledge and enthusiasm to the classroom. We offer more than 100undergraduate majors and 87 graduate programs—with cross-departmental collaborationsand interdisciplinary research, such as green energy and bio-medical technology.Our English-language programs will help you become a more fluent and effectivecommunicator and will expand your awareness and understanding of American culture.• 8th in American universities basedon contributions to society• 9th among public researchuniversities nationwide• 14th of 50 top U.S. universitiesrated best return on tuitioninvestment• 10th happiest U.S. collegecampus• 11th greenest U.S. college campus• 38th top university worldwide(London Times Higher Education,2011-2012)Like the UC Davis campus itself,the Orchard Park Extension Centerand the Cowell Center are thesetting for a wide range of coursesand services. You can sign up fortutorials, attend afternoon lectures,volunteer or enroll in campus classesonce you master the languagecourses.5th among Americanuniversities in the numberof international scholarsBut the Centers are not just aboutclasses. They are where instructors,student employees and staff careabout you and help you learn, growand explore in many ways.

Your new lifebegins hereStudents have been coming toUC Davis Extension’s InternationalEnglish and Professional Programssince 1977. Here they find acommunity of active, friendlyinstructors and staff who arededicated to helping them havethe most rewarding experienceof their lives.Stay motivatedWe work with you as partners byassisting you in developing yourskills, hidden talents and resources.At UC Davis Extension, you are notalone. We are there, by your side,committed to your success!Be challengedWhen you study at UC DavisExtension, you will be challengedto learn new ways of thinkingand being. You will begin to seeyourself as part of a growing globalcommunity and become comfortableliving in a different culture.“My major is MechanicalEngineering. The English for Scienceand Technology Program helpedincrease my technical vocabulary.The instructors were great and helpedimprove my listening and speakingskills. I enjoyed the site visits,especially to Hewlett Packard, wherewe saw their testing facility andwhere they make their instruments.The UC Davis campus is amazing—so big with a lot of trees, very nice.”~ Felipe Aviz, English for Science andTechnology Program student from BalneárioCamboriú, Brazil“UC Davis Extension changed mylife in a great way. I enrolled toimprove my English, but I also foundan amazing group of people to helpin everything, and a great friendshipand study environment. I met mygoals, which were to earn a goodTOEFL score and to lose the fear ofspeaking English.”~ Carolina Valenzuela Espinoza, IntensiveEnglish Program student, Chile“The UC Davis Extension IntensiveEnglish Program was offered to meas part of the Fulbright program.Here, I made friends from around theworld and gained a better perspectiveof American culture. I improved myEnglish and am prepared now for mywork at Ohio University."~ Basil Masri Zada, Communication andCulture Program student, Fulbright scholar,Syria

People to see, places to go,things to doExperience California living at its bestThe University of California, Davis is locatedin the heart of California’s Central Valley, anhour-and-a-half from the exciting and culturallydiverse San Francisco Bay Area, and two hoursfrom world-class skiing and snowboarding at LakeTahoe. The Napa Valley is even closer. Davis isalso convenient for white-water rafting, and there’sbicycling everywhere!Northern California is also the place where theorganic food movement began. Discover thearea’s wonderful artisan cheeses, fresh olive oilsand fragrant vinegars—all at the Davis FarmersMarket and the David Food Co-op.Social gatherings, sporting events andentertainmentFor International English and ProfessionalProgram students, classes are usually heldbetween 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. After class,you can enjoy activities at the Center orjoin other UC Davis students for variousactivities on campus, such as:• Going to the fitness center at theActivities and Recreation Center(ARC)• Taking art and design classes atthe Craft Center• Bowling at the Memorial Union• Signing-up with the ExperimentalCollege for a yoga, dance or martialarts class• Bicycling, golf or jogging on campus or in town• Riding a horse at the Equestrian Center• Experiencing Davis nightlife by going dancing,or attending musical performances or thecinema• Playing on an intramural sports teamextension.ucdavis.edu/internationalActivitiesWe provide a wide variety of daily socialactivities for our students, including:• Ice cream socials• Arts and crafts• Conversation groups• Sports, games and tournaments• Quarterly social gatherings and dances• Movie and book discussion groups• Cultural cooking exchangesOptional weekend trips provideunforgettable experiencesOur optional day and overnight trips add to theoverall California experience. The time spent awayfrom campus provides you with a more completeview of American life and culture, including:• Hiking and observation of nature in YosemiteNational Park• Visiting and learning about California history inSacramento, the state’s capital• Discovering the diversity of American culture inSan Francisco• Experiencing Disneyland and Universal Studiosin Los Angeles• Tasting world-famous California wines in thebeautiful Napa Valley• Skiing and snowboarding at Lake Tahoe• Screaming on the roller-coasters at Six FlagsDiscovery KingdomHike in Yosemite National Park orthe Grand Canyon.Cruise through a Redwood forest oralong California’s famous coast.Take a yoga class, and explore themind/body connection.Shop at nearby outlet stores.Ski or snowboard at Lake Tahoe.Walk across the Golden Gate Bridgein San Francisco.

Visit the worldfamous Napaand SonomawineriesSki or snowboardatpicturesqueLake TahoeExperiencethe rareecosystemof a redwoodforestDiscover theamazing city ofSan Francisco—the “Paris of theWest”Discover thenatural beautyof charmingCarmel andMonterey BayExplore themagnificenceof YosemiteNational ParkCreate memoriesat the Santa CruzBeach Boardwalkand amusementparkVisit the“EntertainmentCapital of theWorld”—Las VegasVisit palatialHearst Castle atSan SimeonExperienceLos Angelesand its manysites—includingHollywood

CENTER FOR INTERNATIONALEDUCATIONUC Davis–It’s where you want to be!Our programs connect you to a top-ranked research universityby providing quality learning in a supportive environment. Wecontinually respond to our clients’ needs and have recentlydeveloped programs for science and engineering students, as wellas for global educators and business professionals.Students planning further study in the United States will bewell prepared for success with our demanding advanced workin academic language and preparation programs. Our Englishlanguage programs will help you become a more fluent andeffective communicator and will expand your awareness andunderstanding of American culture and business.“We look forward to providingyou with the educationalexperience of a lifetime.”~ BethThe International English and Professional Programs (IEPP) hasseveral sister units within the Center for International Education,notably the International Law Programs, International Enterprise,and the Global Study Program, which provide innovativecourses for legal professionals, youth and institutional partners,respectively.We hope you will take full advantage of the educational excellenceavailable to you through our International Programs at UC Davis.Please browse our website for the most up-to-date information onall of our programs. The University of California, Davis, is one ofthe most distinguished universities in the United States.“Come join the Davis familyand experience all that Californiahas to offer.”~ JanisWe look forward to meeting you!Beth Greenwood, J.D.Associate Dean, Center for International EducationJanis Williamson, Ph.D.Director, International English and Professional ProgramsMember of:Association of InternationalEducators (NAFSA)American Association ofIntensive English Programs(AAIEP)University and CollegeIntensive English Programs(UCIEP)

CONTENTSIntensive English Program 9Communication and Culture Program 11English for Science and Technology 13Service Learning Volunteer Experiences 15Customized Programs 17Programs for Global Educators 18Business Certificate Programs in Innovation and Sustainability 19Professional Studies Programs 21International Law Programs 23Student Services 25Housing Options 26How to Apply 27Application 28UC Davis Campus Map 30Our staffextension.ucdavis.edu/international

Intensive English Program—10 weeksThe UC Davis Extension EnglishLanguage Program is one of theoldest and most respected intensiveEnglish programs in the UnitedStates. Thousands of students fromaround the world have studied inour 10-week program. It is offeredyear-round, and includes 220 hoursof instruction at up to eight differentlevels of proficiency. It is ideal forthose wanting to learn English foracademic, professional or socialpurposes.Program• Up to eight levels of Englishproficiency–from beginning toadvanced• Level determined byplacement exam• 22 hours of instruction per week,including two hours of self-pacedwork in the Multimedia ResourceCenter (MRC)• Small classes (approximately12-18 students)• Free institutional, paper-basedTOEFL test at the end of eachquarter• Highly qualified and experiencedinstructors• Daily recreational, cultural andsocial activities with UC Davisstudent leaders• Midterm, paper-based TOEFL testand end-of-the-quarter TOEIC test(with fee)• Optional weekend trips may Participants must have a high-schoolinclude Yosemite National Park, diploma or be at least 18 years old toNapa Valley, San Francisco and enroll in this program.Los AngelesReceive personalized attention• Wide selection of elective coursesfor your particular linguisticat the intermediate and advancedneeds in our Multimedialevels includes:Resource Center (MRC)° Intermediate and AdvancedTOEFL PreparationYou will have access to ourMultimedia Resource Center for° Everyday Expressions andmore extensive individual skillsIdiomspractice. Our 25-station MRC° Vocabulary Enrichmentis a model for English language° Volunteer Experiences and programs throughout the UnitedService Learning classes States. It is equipped with° Presentation Skillscomputers, VCR/DVD players,Language Master Technology,° Communication Skillssatellite TV and an extensive° Business Communications library of software and audio-visualclassesmaterials. You can work individually° Pronunciationor with teachers on grammar,° Academic Listeningpronunciation, conversational skillsand vocabulary development, or you° Film Studiescan use practice materials to prepare° Hot topics in science and for the TOEFL, TOEIC, GRE andtechnologyGMAT.° U.S. Culture and Society° Advanced Media and discussion“I am having the best experience of my• Core classes depend onproficiency level and include:life. I made friends from many different° Grammarcountries, and have learned about their° Compositioncultures and customs as well as aboutAmerican life. As a psychologist, this has° Reading and Vocabularybeen very important to my professional° Listening and Speakingdevelopment. I am grateful to the° Critical Thinking university, its teachers and staff.”~ Rosa Yoelma Rodriguez Serpa,Intensive English Program student,Colfuturo, ColombiaSample Intermediate Level Intensive English Program ScheduleMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday9-9:50 a.m. Grammar (daily)10-10:50 Reading & Vocabulary (daily)11-11:50 Composition (daily)LUNCH BREAK12:40-1:30 p.m. Communication Skills Communication Skills Communication Skills1:40-2:30 Pronunciation Pronunciation2:40-3:30 MRC Lab MRC Lab3:30-5 Bowling Movie and Popcorn Lecture Series Arts and Crafts Ice Cream Social andOutdoor Games9 extension.ucdavis.edu/international_english

4-week Communication and Culture Program Dates and Fees*Session Dates TuitionSummer 2012, 1st Program July 6 – August 3, 2012 $1,540Summer 2012, 2nd Program August 10 – September 7, 2012 $1,540Winter 2013, 1st Program January 4 – February 1, 2013 $1,540Winter 2013, 2nd Program February 8 – March 8, 2013 $1,540Summer 2013, 1st Program July 5 – August 2, 2013 $1,540Summer 2013, 2nd Program August 9 – September 6, 2013 $1,540Winter 2014, 1st Program January 3 – January 31, 2014 $1,590Winter 2014, 2nd Program February 7 – March 7, 2014 $1,590Summer 2014, 1st Program July 3 – August 1, 2014 $1,590Summer 2014, 2nd Program August 8 – September 5, 2014 $1,590QUICK FACTUC Davis has a longtradition of helpingstudents build theirundergraduate résuméfor graduate orprofessional school, ora rewarding career.OTHER PROGRAM COSTS*Application and express mail fee (nonrefundable, one-time fee) $160Student services fee (includes general advising services, immigration advising,computing accounts, access to computer labs, wireless network, the MRC, library card,email and Internet access, city bus pass, social events and afternoon activities) $84“I am grateful to the people of this townwho helped make my stay a wonderfulexperience. I really enjoyed my stay inDavis and at UC Davis Extension. Thedifferent teachers have wonderful waysof teaching. For instance, dividing thestudents in small groups, allowing themto ask questions, asking for feedback. Asfor the staff, contrary to some countrieswhere you are afraid to knock at the doorof a staff member, here at UC Davis theyare really nice and are always helpful anddo their best to make students happy. Iam now in South Dakota where I will bestaying for two years, but I am planning tocome back to Davis during the holidays.”~Prosper Zongo, Communication andCulture Program student, Fulbrightscholar, Burkina FasoMedical insuranceFor more information or to apply online, please visit our website.“My mother often told me she used topick tomatoes when she was young beforeher summer vacation. Well, I came allthe way from Italy to California to dothe same and make her proud. I pickedtomatoes and basil working at the StudentFarm in the mornings, improving myEnglish skills in the afternoons. I visitedthe Mondavi Institute for Wine and FoodScience on the UC Davis campus, whereI formed important contacts for my futurecareer in enology. I have had a uniqueand unforgettable experience working andstudying with wonderful people.”~ Matteo Scaltriti, Italy,Communication and Culture Program$30 per week* Prices subject to change.“This was my first time in California! Ihad never been to the West Coast, and Ithought it would be a great opportunityto visit this part of the United States. Idecided to take part in the pre-academicprogram for Fulbright students. I am usedto big cities, and to tell the truth, it tookme time to appreciate the greatness ofDavis. Yet, after a while, I fell in love withthe city: its charming quietness, people’skindness and biking everywhere—thingsyou don’t find in big cities! The UC Daviscampus is just one of the most beautifulcampuses I have ever seen.”~ Khadija Abdous, Communication andCulture Program student, Fulbrightscholar, Moroccoextension.ucdavis.edu/international/communication_and_culture 12

English for Science and Technology—Four weeks“I am majoring in Medicine, and theEnglish for Science and Technologyprogram was very useful. The instructorsare helpful and encouraging. I love thecampus. It has a lot of trees, and I wish wehad campuses like this in Georgia. Afterthe program, I plan to apply to medicalschool and study cardiology or neurology.”~ Tamar Mosulishvili, English for Scienceand Technology Program student fromTbilisi, GeorgiaQUICK FACTUC Davis is among thetop 6 centers for biomedicalresearch in theUnited States.KEY POINTEnergy leader: With nearly 100faculty engaged in research andacademic programs, UC Davis isa leader in energy research.English for Science and Technology(EST) is designed to helpinternational undergraduate andgraduate students and professionalsbecome more comfortable usingEnglish as a common language inthe fields of science and technology.In a highly interactive learningenvironment—mixing group andindividual project work with inclassand out-of-class activitiesand visits—students improve theiroverall English language skillsas well as the critical thinking,oral presentations, interviewingand research skills needed byinternational scientists, engineersand technical experts.Participants visit laboratoriesand high-tech companies and areintroduced to exciting hot topics inresearch and the latest applications.They increase their awareness of theissues and concerns of businesses inemerging technologies. English forScience and Technology Programstudents will:• Improve their oral presentationand analytical research skills, andstrengthen their pronunciation• Use logic and critical thinkingskills to discuss a variety ofscientific and technological topicswith peers• Organize their ideas, createslides and make effective oralpresentations in English• Be aware of issues and concernsof new businesses in emergingtechnologiesProgram• Four weeks in summerand winter• 20 hours of instructionper week• Levels of instruction fromlow-intermediate to advanced• Includes lectures and site tripsto high-tech companies andlaboratories• Small classes (approximately12-16 students)• UC Davis students asconversation partners• Highly-qualified andexperienced instructors• Daily recreational, cultural andsocial activities with UC Davisstudent leaders• Optional weekend trips mayinclude Yosemite National Park,Napa Valley, San Francisco andLos AngelesPlacement by Englishlanguage abilityParticipants take an Englishplacement test upon arrival and areplaced in EST courses accordingly.Students must have low-intermediatelevels and above.Participants must have a highschooldiploma or be at least 18years old to enroll in this program.“This is a very good, very challengingprogram. I met people from manycountries, and the instructors were verykind and helpful.”~ Hiromasa Inayoshi, English for Scienceand Technology Program student fromTokyo University of Science13 extension.ucdavis.edu/international/science

KEY POINTThe UC Davis Department ofBiomedical Engineering leads cuttingedgeresearch in bioinformatics,biomedical imaging, nanotechnology,tissue engineering and cellular andmolecular systems.Sample Schedule for Science and Technology Program Ω9-9:50 a.m. Listening and Pronunciation (daily)10-10:50 Intercultural Research Project (daily)Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday11-11:50 Hot Topics in Science and Technology (daily)LUNCH BREAK1:10-2:00 p.m. Introduction to Site visits* Introduction to2:10-3:00Regional Businessand IndustryRegional Businessand Industry* Site visits have included Genentech, Novzymes, Schilling Robotics, UC Davis Northern California Nanotechnology Center, Center for Biophotonics Scienceand Technology, California Energy Commission, IDEO, the Plug and Play Tech Center, California Fuel Cell Partnership, Hewlett-Packard and the IntelMuseum.Ω Classes may be scheduled during the afternoon in summer.English for Science and Technology Dates and Fees*Session Dates TuitionSummer 2012, 1st Program July 6 – August 3, 2012 $1,690Summer 2012, 2nd Program August 10 – September 7, 2012 $1,690Winter 2013, 1st Program January 4 – February 1, 2013 $1,690Winter 2013, 2nd Program February 8 – March 8, 2013 $1,690Summer 2013, 1st Program July 5 – August 2, 2013 $1,690Summer 2014, 2nd Program August 9 – September 6, 2013 $1,690Winter 2014, 1st Program January 3 – January 31, 2014 $1,740Winter 2014, 2nd Program February 7 – March 7, 2014 $1,740Summer 2014, 1st Program July 3 – August 1, 2014 $1,740Summer 2014, 2nd Program August 8 – September 5, 2014 $1,740OTHER PROGRAM COSTS*Application and express mail fee (nonrefundable, one-time fee) $160Student services fee (includes general advising services, immigration advising,computing accounts, access to computer labs, wireless network, the MRC, librarycard, email and Internet access, city bus pass, social events and afternoon activities) $84Medical insuranceFor more information or to apply online, please visit our website.$30 per week* Prices subject to change.KEY POINTResearch powerhouse:UC Davis received $684.3million in research funding in2010-2011 (ranked #9 of all U.S.public universities in researchfunding by the National ScienceFoundation).extension.ucdavis.edu/international/science 14

Service Learning Volunteer ExperiencesQUICK FACTUC Davis Extension offersmore than 150 coursesevery quarter and enrollsnearly 60,000 studentsannually.Students will help improve thecommunity and develop leadershipskills in UC Davis Extension’s Centerfor International Education ServiceLearning Volunteer Experiencesprogram. Students combineacademic study with communityservice to enhance learning and gainknowledge and experience in civicresponsibility. Their volunteeringstrengthens communities andprovides students an excellentopportunity to advance their Englishlanguage skills by interactingwith and serving people in thecommunity.Volunteering also provides valuablework experience to add to résumésand strengthen applications foradmission to undergraduate andgraduate programs.We offer Service LearningVolunteer Experience courses,and customized volunteeringprojects.Types of volunteering include:• Tutoring and mentoring children• Helping the elderly• Preparing and serving meals tothe hungry• Building houses for the homeless• Assisting nonprofit organizations• Providing administrative supportto businesses• Planting trees to improve theenvironment• And moreMajor UC Davis campusvolunteering events include theWhole Earth Festival, CelebrateDavis and Open Campus Picnic Day.“I had fun together with the residents of theretirement center. Various activities are heldevery day. I did an activity with origami onthe first day, and we made a bird, a box and apaper aircraft! Other activities were playinghandmade instruments, singing, concerts,pumpkin painting, wood painting, playingboard games and playing Wii. It is true thatbalancing studying with volunteering washard, but both of them are great ingredients ofmy stay. I also liked the class, and everythingwe did in the volunteer class such as writinga résumé, giving feedback on the volunteerexperience, and doing the presentationobviously helped me to think deeper, and itwas definitely helpful to my future.”~ Sakiko Tanaka, Service LearningVolunteer Experiences Program student,volunteer for the Health Care Center atthe University Retirement Community15 extension.ucdavis.edu/international/service_learning

Customized ProgramsCustomized English,pre-academic programs andprofessional studyFor more than 35 years, we havebeen providing the highest qualitycustomized educational and trainingprograms to universities andorganizations throughout the world.Our close and active relationshipswith UC Davis departments andcolleges have led to a number ofcooperative projects that combinetraining in several areas. Onerecent example is our work witha Japanese research and graduateuniversity and the UC Davis Collegeof Biological Sciences to provide aprogram of English instruction—tutorials in research paper writingand presentations—and participationin the College’s graduate seminars.We also receive Fulbright scholarsinto our Intensive EnglishProgram every year, and run theHumphrey Fellowship Pre-academicOrientation and Training Program,one of only three universities inthe United States to do so, everysummer. Students in the KingAdullah University of Science andTechnology (KAUST) Gifted StudentProgram (KGSP), in addition toa rigorous academic preparationprogram, participated in our ServiceLearning program, gaining valuableleadership experience.There are many ways in which wecan work with our overseas partnersto customize programs to meet theirunique needs. Examples of programsand courses include:• Pre-academic Orientation and TrainingPrograms for Hubert HumphreyFellowship and Fulbright grant scholarsand many other sponsored students• Academic undergraduate and graduatepreparation programs, includingadmissions advising and test prep• In-service Education for teachers andprincipals in various academic fields• Pre-service, In-service and Train-the-Trainer Training in English LanguageTeaching• English classes combined with academicstudy (e.g., nutrition, horticulture,engineering, economics, business andleadership)• Service Learning and VolunteerExperiences• English for Legal Professionals• English for Medical Professionals• Presentation Skills Seminars for Scholarsand Faculty Development• Interdisciplinary/Intercultural ResearchProjects• Business English• Professional study in Entrepreneurship,Innovation and Design• Test Preparation (TOEFL and TOEIC)and Accent ImprovementOur clientsSome of our custom English andacademic programs clients:• Aichi Gakuin• American Councils for InternationalEducation (ACTR-ACCELS)• Baekseok University• Beijing University School of Medicine• Chilean Ministry of Education• Chonbuk National University• Chung Ang University• Colfuturo• Dong A University• Doshisha University• Hitotsubashi University• Hosei University• Inje University• Institute for International Education(IIE)• International Research and ExchangesBoard (IREX)• Japan Institute of Science andTechnology (JAIST)• Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture,Sports, Science and Technology (MeXT)• Jiangnan University• Keisen University• King Abdullah University of Science andTechnology (KAUST)• Kinki University• Kokushikan University• Konkuk University• Korea University• Kyoto University• Kyoto Notre Dame University• Kyoto Seika University• Kyoto Tachibana University• Libyan People’s Bureau• Nagoya University for Arts and Sciences• Nagoya Women’s University• Nara Institute of Science and Technology• National Kyushu University• Osaka University• Sapporo University• Saudi Cultural Mission• Sophia University• Tama University• Tohoku University• Turkish Office of the EducationalAttaché• University of the Sacred Heart (Tokyo)• UNIST• Waseda University• Wenzhou Medical College• Yonsei University• Zhejiang University17 extension.ucdavis.edu/international/custom_programs

Programs for global educatorsDrawing on our exceptionalteacher-trainers, resources ofUC Davis, networks of local andregional schools, and governmentalorganizations, we developcustomized programs for educatorslooking for new ways to innovate,inspire and lead educational reform.As the world continues to globalize,the need to evolve and reflect onnew ways of improving learningis growing. Recently, we began toprovide training in other languages(i.e., Spanish). We have hostededucators from several countries,many funded by various Ministriesof Education. Some of our mostrecent customized teacher educationprograms have included:• Pre-service EFL student teachers• Faculty development forprofessors teaching in English toan international student body• Train-the-trainer programs,including supervision andcurriculum development• Educator programs forprofessional improvement inBiology and Natural Sciences• Four-week TEFL Seminars,including methodology,assessment, U.S. culture andoptional EFL• 16-20 week TEFL Programs,including methodology,integrating skills, curriculumand materials development,differentiated instruction,site visits to local schools andpracticum• Middle-school EFL educatorsSome areas covered in theseprograms have included:• Curriculum and materialsdevelopment in the biologicalsciences• School reform and leadership• Assessment and differentiatedinstruction: How to reach everystudent• Teaching and integrating the FourSkills (reading, writing, listeningand speaking)• Using new media and the Internetin the classroom• Qualitative classroom research• Conference presentation skills• Supervision and mentoring skills• Professional networking• Team teaching• And moreSome of our clients haveincluded:• Ministry of Education, Chile• Ministry of Education, Egypt• Ministry of Education, Japan(MeXT)• Ministry of Education, Korea• Ministry of Education, Taiwan• Department of State, U.S.A.• Kyushu University• Fulbright Commission• Institute for InternationalEducation (IIE)Also of interest…Professional Studies Program,pages 21-22.For more informationIf you would like more information on howUC Davis Extension can meet your trainingneeds, please contact us at(Tel.) +1 (530) 757-8686(Fax) +1 (530) 757-8265intlinfo@ucdavis.edu or visit our websiteKEY POINTWe work with our partnersoverseas to developprograms to meet theirspecific needs.extension.ucdavis.edu/international/custom_programs 18

Advanced Business Certificate Program in Innovation and SustainabilityTwo 10-week quarters (6 months)Courses Quarter 1 Quarter 2Accounting for SustainabilityDecision-MakingManaging and LeadingOrganizationsMarket InsightsSustainability PracticesDesign StrategyProfessional Communication3 units3 units3 units3 units3 units2 unitsQUICK FACTUC Davis has increasinglybecome a destination andmodel for sustainablechange, drawing expertsand visionaries tolearn from on-campusresources to benefit futuregenerations.Survey of Financial ManagementEntrepreneurship and New Venture DevelopmentBusiness Law and EthicsInnovation LeadershipAdvanced Topics in Innovation and Sustainability3 units3 units3 units3 units3 unitsTotal units 17 units 15 unitsAdvanced Business Certificate Program in Innovation and Sustainability with InternshipThree 10-week quarters (9 months)Courses Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3Accounting for SustainabilityDecision-MakingManaging and LeadingOrganizationsMarket InsightsSustainability PracticesDesign StrategyProfessional Communication andInternship Preparation3 units3 units3 units3 units3 units2 unitsSurvey of Financial ManagementEntrepreneurship and New Venture DevelopmentBusiness Law and EthicsInnovation LeadershipAdvanced Topics in Innovation and Sustainability3 units3 units3 units3 units3 unitsStrategic Business PracticesInternship Experience OR Directed Research Project*5 units2-6 unitsTotal units 17 units 15 units 7-11 units + internship or research hours* The Directed Research Project is for students who have specific research proposals and for those not selected by internship sponsors.Participants on F-1 visas who successfully complete the three-quarter program are eligible for one year of employment,optional practical training, in the United States.extension.ucdavis.edu/international-business 20

Professional StudiesProgramUC Davis Extension offers severaloutstanding certificates of interest tointernational professionals.As a nationally recognized leaderin continuing and professionaleducation, UC Davis Extension hasdeveloped cutting-edge trainingfor professionals that reflects, thestrengths of the campus and theneeds of its constituents. Diverseareas of study include: SensoryScience, Winemaking, AutismSpectrum Disorders, and HealthInformatics. Our certificates andprofessional concentrations aredirected primarily to a local U.S.audience on a part-time eveningbasis and provide rigorouspostgraduate coursework forworking professionals who wish toadvance their careers or develop newareas of expertise.UC Davis and UC Davis Extensionare known for their interdisciplinaryresearch and learning approaches,creating real world collaborationsto apply best practices to realworld, complex challenges. Thisapproach is increasingly of interestto an international audience. Mostprofessional classes are held atUC Davis Extension’s Sutter SquareGalleria in downtown Sacramentoduring the evening, daytime or onthe weekend.International professionals interestedin coming to Davis and takingcoursework in these exciting areasof study are encouraged to considerenrollment in our ProfessionalStudies Program. Here, studentswork with an adviser to createa program of full-time study,composed of certificate courses,other professional coursework,advanced English languagecoursework and appropriatecampus classes. With carefulcourse planning, certificates can becompleted in nine-to-twelve months.Professional certificates• Accounting• Business Communication• Conflict Resolution• Construction Management• Green Building and Sustainable Design• Occupational Health and Safety Training• Human Resource Developmentand Management• Labor-Management Relations• Leadership and Management• Personal Financial Planning• Renewable Energy• Solar Energy Systems and DesignInternational participants receivesupport, advising and academicoversight from their adviser toconstruct a program that suits theirgoals and educational backgroundand to ensure they maintain theirfull-time student status. Studentscan supplement their UC DavisExtension coursework in severalways. Coursework may includeundergraduate and/or professionalcourses in a wide variety of fields atUC Davis (more than 100 majors)on a space-available basis. Studentsare also eligible to enroll in aVolunteer Experiences course togain valuable working experiencein their career area or field of study(see pages 15-16 for more details).Students may also take a full rangeof English and academic preparationcourses in the IEPP. One onlinecourse per term is also possible.How many classes can I take?Courses are typically a mix ofUC Davis Extension certificatecourses, advanced English languagecourses, community service and/orone or two campus classes. A fulltimecourse load consists of 12-16units or the equivalent. Coursessuccessfully completed earn fullacademic credit. Students fromuniversities abroad should checkwith their home university for itstransfer credit policies.21 extension.ucdavis.edu/international

Design your own certificateWorking with an internationalstudent adviser, you can choosecourses from as many as threecertificate programs to createyour own Customized Certificate.Visit www.extension.ucdavis.edu/certificates for detailed information orwrite to us at intlinfo@ucdavis.edu.Who can enroll in theProfessional Studies Program?The Professional Studies Programis designed to meet the needsof university-level students andprofessionals from around theworld who have strong Englishlanguage skills, excellent academicand professional preparation(“B” average or GPA of 3 on a 4.0grade point scale), and who wishto take courses in their fields ofspecialization.iBT TEST EQUIVALENCIESWe accept the following scores inlieu of 80 iBT:• 213 CBT• 550 PBT• 7.0 IELTS• 760 TOEIC• Cambridge Certificate of AdvancedEnglish or Proficiency ExamQUICK FACTOur Professional StudiesProgram undergoes arigorous, academic approvalprocess by UC Davisadvisory boards mindful ofcurrent needs and trends.Program instructors areworking professionals withreal-world expertise in theirfields who focus on specificskill areas needed in theworkplace.PROFESSIONAL STUDIES PROGRAM COSTS*Application and express mail fee (nonrefundable, one-time) $160Certificate course fees (varies with selected courses, excluding books and materials) $2,825-$6,525Professional Studies Program fee (includes up to 20 hours per week of optional English language courses) $3,290Campus course fees$195 per unitStudent services fee (includes general advising services, immigration advising,computing accounts, access to computer labs, wireless network, the MRC,library card, email and Internet access, city bus pass, social events and afternoon activities) $210Certificate fee (one time) $45Medical insurance, optional (for individuals, higher rates for families)$30 per week in program* Prices subject to change.KEY POINTThese courses supply astrong foundation to careeradvancement. Our ProfessionalStudies Program shows that youhave committed to a deeperunderstanding of your industry,and that you’re a valuable andcompetent professional.For more information or to applyonline, please visit our website.Contact usintlinfo@ucdavis.edu+1(530) 757-8686extension.ucdavis.edu/international 22

QUICK FACTThe Law Library containsmore than 425,000 volumes,including more than150,000 volume-equivalentsin microform materials.International Law ProgramsOrientation in U.S.A. LawFour-week programThis program, offered jointly by the School of Law and UC Davis Extension,is for international lawyers, judges, notaries, law professors, law students,pre-LL.M. students and business professionals who want to gain greaterunderstanding of the theories and practices of the U.S. legal system. Coreprogram topics include the U.S. legal system, business planning andstructure, contracts, commercial and consumer law, intellectual property, realproperty law, torts, civil procedure, antitrust regulations, taxation, labor andenvironmental law, dispute resolution and more.International Commercial Law Seminar in Cologne, GermanyFor detailed information about any of these lawprograms and an application, call +1 (530) 757-8569 or email lawinfo@ucde.ucdavis.edu.Preparation Program: English forLegal ProfessionalsTwo-week programDesigned for international legalprofessionals and law students, thiscourse provides an introduction orreview of English as used by legalprofessionals in the United States.Participants study and practicevocabulary, reading, writing and oralcommunication skills pertainingto legal and business topics.This program provides excellentpreparation for the Orientationin U.S.A. Law Program, whichimmediately follows the English forLegal Professionals Program.Course fee* $1,495Application fee $160Dates June 22-July 6, 2012June 30-July 3, 2013TBA, 2014*Prices subject to change.Two-week programPresented by the Schools of Law at the University of California, Davis andthe University of Cologne in cooperation with the German Bar Association(DeutscherAnwaltVerein), this annual seminar gathers legal practitionersfrom around the world to examine the most challenging corporate issuesfacing the international legal community today. Instructors address some ofthe timeliest issues from U.S. and European perspectives. The topic changesannually.International Law Programs Dates and Fees*Session Dates ∆ FeesOrientation in U.S.A. LawInternational Commercial LawEvery summer:July 8-August 4, 2012 $3,900TBA, 2013TBA, 2014Please inquirePlease inquireSeminar in Cologne, Germany June 18-29, 2012 $2,988Structuring an InternationalJoint Venture August 6-17, 2012 $2,725Global Trading System:Substance and Dispute Resolution August 2013 Please inquireFinancing InternationalTransactions August 2014 Please inquireInternational Commercial Law LL.M. July-August of every summer Please inquireMaster of Laws (LL.M.) August-May of every year Please inquire*Prices subject to change.∆Check our website for 2013 and 2014 dates and fees.23 law.ucdavis.edu/international

Student ServicesAt UC Davis Extension, our studentsare very important to us. IEPPstudents are registered as full-time,non-degree students and have accessto most facilities and privilegesavailable at UC Davis. These includelibraries, sports and recreationalfacilities, the Memorial Union, theStudent Health and Wellness Center,the Unitrans bus system and manymore—sometimes with a smalladditional fee. We also providestudents with personal assistanceand advising on academic and visaissues, grade reports and continuoushelp-desk assistance. Students haveaccess to the computer labs and theUC Davis Extension MultimediaResource Center (MRC). They canalso connect to the Internet withtheir wireless electronic devices forfree.Preparation for your departureBefore you travel to your program,make sure you have yourimmigration documents (I-20,passport and visa) and proof ofmedical insurance (if purchased athome). You may also want to bookyour trip from the airport to yourdestination in Davis.Visas and immigration assistanceUC Davis is authorized underfederal law to enroll non-immigrantstudents and to manage and extendtheir immigration documents.Health insuranceStudents participating in theInternational English andProfessional Programs must havehealth insurance that is valid in theUnited States. They must show proofof insurance coverage in Englishat registration (a minimum of$250,000 U.S. dollars in coverage).Otherwise, students must purchasehealth insurance at registration.IEPP provides excellent coverage ata rate of $30 per week.*Getting to Davis from theSacramento or San FranciscoairportThe Davis Airporter provides airporttransportation from the SacramentoInternational Airport and the SanFrancisco International Airport toDavis. This shuttle service charges$23* per person for transportationfrom the Sacramento InternationalAirport, and $85 per personfor transportation from the SanFrancisco International Airport(discounts vary for additionalpeople). These fees include twostandard-sized pieces of luggage. It iscustomary to give a tip to the driver.For more informationhttp://www.davisairporter.comTel.: +1 (530) 756-6715or (800) 565-5153.*Prices subject to change.Davis WeatherSUMMERSunny, hot and dry during the day, mild eveningsFALLWarm days, cool days, cool nights, little rainWINTERMild, some sun, some rain, some fogSPRINGWarm days, cool nights, little rainAverage Temps (Celsius°)Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov DecHigh 12 16 18 22 27 31 34 33 31 26 18 12Low 3 4 6 7 10 13 13 13 12 9 5 225 extension.ucdavis.edu/international

Housing OptionsOur Center for InternationalEducation (CIE) Housing officehelps individual students witha variety of housing options,including homestay, apartments anddormitories (summers only).For more informationCenter for InternationalEducation Housing1333 Research Park DriveDavis, CA 95618-4852Tel. +1 (530) 752-1820Email: ciehousing@ucdavis.eduWebsite: extension.ucdavis.edu/housingQUICK FACTHousing options includeliving with an Americanhost family or sharingan apartment with otherstudents.Students may also work directly withhousing providers in the community.Community housing and providersresources include:Visiting Scholar Apartmentshttp://www.cevs.ucdavis.edu/Public/content.cfm?CONTENT=57Associated Students of UC DavisCommunity Housinghttp://chl.ucdavis.edu/Davis Housinghttp://www.davishousing.com/Davis Wikihttp://www.daviswiki.org/University VillageHousing for university groupshttp://www.experienceuvdavis.com/If you are a university orInternational Student Placementsorganization that will be sending ahttp://www.isphomestays.com/group of students, CIE Housing ishere to help you arrange housing forUniversity Farm Circleyour group. We will work with youhttp://universityfarmcircle.org/sabat.phpto find the housing that best fits theneeds of your specific group. We canThe Foundation for Worldwidehelp you with a variety of housingInternational Student Exchange (WISE)arrangements including:http://wise.wisefoundation.com• Homestay with a local host family• ApartmentsStudent Global Placement Serviceswww.studentgps.com• Dormitories (summer only)If you would like us to arrangeDavis Housing Serviceshousing for your group, pleasewww.davishousingservices.comcontact us atciehousing@ucdavis.edu so we canbegin making arrangements for yourgroup.extension.ucdavis.edu/housing 26

How to ApplyYou must have a high-school diploma or be atleast 18 years old to enroll.Our convenient online application canbe found at https://extension.ucdavis.edu/intl_apps/intl_english.aspx. Pleasecomplete the application carefully andcompletely.If you cannot complete the application online,we have provided a paper application onpages 28 and 29 of this brochure. Pleasecomplete it carefully and completely, and mail itto the address listed on this page.Steps to apply• Print your full name EXACTLY as it appearson your passport• Be sure to check off the program andINDICATE the QUARTER and YEAR you planto attend• Tell us if you will be applying for an F-1student visa• If you are transferring from another schoolor institution, please complete that sectioncarefully• To apply for an F-1 student visa, you willneed documentation from the InternationalEnglish and Professional Programs verifyingyou have been admitted to a course of study.To receive this acceptance documentation,you must prove you have the funds tosupport yourself while in the United Statesby sending us a financial statement in U.S.dollars from your bank or a letter fromyour sponsor. If you submit a financialstatement from a third party (e.g., a relativeor employer), you must also provide a letterfrom the statement holder, which states thathe/she is willing to cover your tuition andliving expenses while you take part in ourprogram.ESTIMATED MINIMUM EXPENSES*(tuition and living expenses)Intensive English Program (10-week) $6,800English for Science andTechnology Program $3,500Communication andCulture Program $3,300English for Legal Professionals $3,500Professional Studies Program (varies) $9,300* All fees are subject to change without notice.2. The International English and ProfessionalPrograms issues your acceptance documents.It usually takes two business days from thetime we receive your completed application forus to issue an I-20, which is the certificate ofeligibilty you need to apply for your F-1 studentvisa. We will send the I-20 to you by expressmail, along with an acceptance letter and somegeneral information about living in the UnitedStates.For immigration and visa questions only, pleasecontact us at immigration@ucde.ucdavis.edu.We recommend you apply for your F-1 studentvisa as early as possible; however, keep inmind that while you can apply for the F-1 visaafter you receive your I-20 and pay the I-901fee (SEVIS fee, which can be paid online athttps://fmjfee.com/i901fee/index.jsp), the U.S.consulate/embassy will not issue the visa morethan 120 days before the start date listed onthe I-20.FINAL APPLICATION CHECKLISTBefore sending your application, be sure youhave included:• $160 nonrefundable application fee (payableto UC Regents)• A completed application for enrollment form• Financial statement (originals to be providedon registration day)• Letter from financing sponsor, if applicable(with translation if needed)• Copy of passport photo identification page(for applicant and each dependent)• Copies of your F-1 Visa, I-20s and I-94 card(if already in the United States)• Proof of medical insurance (if purchased athome)• A list of any medical conditions you have,proof of recent immunizations and a TB testFor Professional Studies Program applicantsONLY:• Proof of English language proficiency• Documentation/Transcript of universitycoursework and gradesPaymentAll payments must be made in U.S. dollars andmade payable to UC Regents. We accept cash,travelers checks, Visa, MasterCard, Discover,American Express, international postalmoney orders and personal checks drawn onU.S. banks. If paying by credit card, pleaseinclude card number, expiration date and thename on the card. If you provide credit cardinformation, please DO NOT FAX or EMAILyour application. For security purposes, pleaseprint and mail your application to the UC DavisExtension Center for International Educationaddress. Students may also transfer fundsdirectly to our bank:Bank of America1655 Grant St., Bldg. A, 10th FloorConcord, CA 94520U.S.A.Account information:Account 12337-14115Regents of the University of CaliforniaUC Davis Extension, Section G for[insert student’s name]+1 (530) 757-8686Please add $30 to cover the service feecharged by the bank. If not, it will be collectedat registration.Deferral feeIn the case students need to defer to a futurequarter, a deferral fee of $150 U.S. isrequired to create and submit the revised I-20paperwork for the F-1 visa.Refund policyThis policy only applies to the Intensive EnglishProgram, English for Science and Technology,Communication and Culture Program, andEnglish for Legal Professionals. Full tuitionrefunds will be granted for withdrawal requestsreceived in writing two weeks before the firstday of the program, minus a $50 processingfee. Seventy percent refunds will be granted forwithdrawal requests received by the third dayof instruction, minus a $50 processing fee. Norefunds will be made for withdrawal after thethird day of instruction.Welcome to International English andProfessional Programs!Be sure to bring your passport, I-20,acceptance documents, proof of healthinsurance in English and I-94 card (whichyou will receive on the airplane) with you onregistration day!Send applications or inquiries to:UC Davis ExtensionCenter for International Education1333 Research Park DriveDavis, CA 95618-4852U.S.A.Email: intlinfo@ucdavis.eduPhone: +1 (530) 757-8686Fax: +1 (530) 752-8265www.extension.ucdavis.edu/internationalhttp://www.ieppucde.blogspot.com/121 12427 extension.ucdavis.edu/international

Please type or print clearly with ink. Do not staple documents.4. Fee to be submitted with this application:$160 U.S.Please enclose a money order or bank draft in U.S. dollars for thecorresponding amount, payable to UC Regents. The draft must bedrawn on an account held at an American bank or a U.S. branch of aninternational bank. Fees may also be charged to one of the followingcredit cards:Visa MasterCard American Express Discover________________________________________________________Credit card numberExpiration date________________________________________________________Name of credit card holderCVV2/CID Code________________________________________________________Authorizing signature (required)DateBilling address of credit card holder (if different fromapplicant):________________________________________________________Street address________________________________________________________City and postal code________________________________________________________Province/state________________________________________________________CountryTelephone number5. Visa informationWill you be applying for an F-1 visa? Yes No If no, what typeof visa will you use?________________________________________________________When will your passport expire? _____ / _____ / _____month day yearAre you already in the United States, or will you enter the United Statesprior to receiving our visa document in order to attend another school orfor some other purpose?Yes. If yes, please submit copies of your passport, visa, I-94 and I-20if applicable.No. If no, please skip to Section 7.When will your I-94 expire? ____ / _____ / _____month day year(Your I-94 is the small white card you were given at the port of entry.)What visa status were you given at the port of entry? _______________F-1 (F-1 students, please also complete Section 6 (F-1 student transferprocess).6. F-1 student transfer processFrom what other U.S. educational institution or program will yoube transferring?________________________________________________________Name of school you will transfer from________________________________________________________Name of international student adviser________________________________________________________Adviser’s telephone number________________________________________________________Adviser’s email addressYour last day of attendance7. Financial statement and certificationThe student needs to submit a financial statement from a sponsor orinstitution certifying sufficient funds are available for the duration of thestudent’s stay in the United States. If you submit a financial statementfrom a third party (e.g., a relative or employer), you must also provide aletter from the statement holder, which states that he/she is willing tocover your tuition and living expenses while you take part in ourprogram. These resources are to be in excess of the student’s totalestimated expenses. All funds must be specified in U.S. dollars.Note: If family members will be accompanying the student to the UnitedStates, please add to the total estimate $600 per month for the student’sspouse and/or $400 per month for each of the student’s children.Estimated Minimum Expenses(tuition and living expenses)*Intensive English Program (10 weeks) $6,800 U.S.English for Science and Technology$3,500 U.S.Communication and Culture$3,300 U.S.English for Legal Professionals$3,500 U.S.Professional Studies Program (varies) $9,300 U.S.* All fees are subject to change without notice.Estimated expenses are calculated by term. The financial statement submitted mustnot be older than 90 days from the date of receipt of the application. Students whodefer admission to the next term must submit a new financial statement.CHECKLISTBefore mailing your application, please check that you include:$160 U.S. application fee(payable to UC Regents)Enrollment applicationFinancial statementLetter from financingsponsor, if applicable (withtranslation if needed)Copy of your passportphoto identification page(for applicant and eachdependent)Copies of your F-1 visa,I-20s and I-94 cardif applicableIn addition, Professional StudiesProgram applicants ONLY:Proof of English languageproficiency. I am enclosing my______ (test) score of _______I have directed EducationalTesting Services (ETS) to send myTOEFL score report directly toUC Davis Extension. (Pleaseremember to indicate UC Davis' ETSinstitution code: 2622.)Documentation/Transcript ofuniversity coursework and grades8. Applicant’s signatureI hereby certify that the foregoing and all information referenced in orenclosed with this application is, to the best of my knowledge, true andcorrect.________________________________________________________Applicant’s signature (please sign)DatePlease send this application and enclosures to the address below. If you provide credit card information,please DO NOT FAX or EMAIL your application; for security purposes, please mail your application to:UC Davis ExtensionCenter for International EducationInternational English and Professional Programs1333 Research Park Drive, Davis, CA 95618-4852, U.S.A.

UC Davis Campus MapTo browse an interactive mapof UC Davis please go to:www.cevs.ucdavis.edu/map113Orchard Park DriveORCHARD PARKEXTENSIONCENTEROrchard Park RoadSTUDENTHEALTHANDWELLNESSCENTERSegundo DiningCommonsCOWELL CENTERBiological &Life SciencescomplexTennis CourtsHickeyPoolSTUDENT COMMUNITY CENTERCafésTrain Station80SCHOOL OF LAWEngineering coplexBUEHLERALUMNICENTERGALLAGHER HALLGRADUATE SCHOOLOF MANAGEMENTCONFERENCECENTER80HYATT PLACE(Hotel)113Mondavi Institute forWine and Food Science80To San FranciscoIEPP classrooms andadministration buildingsFood service and socialcentersEntertainment facilitiesStudent Health andWellness CenterBike path30