Studying abroad is an exciting adventure, but it's not without some challenges and uncertainties. We can help. Check out our guide to help reduce your stress about studying abroad, so you can make the most of your international education at UC Davis.
International students new to UC Davis and U.S. culture will learn to be Aggies through our many traditions. Read on for a sample of some of our unique and enjoyable events that you can be a part of.
Finding the right university in the right spot can make all the difference in your study abroad experience. Here’s what UC Davis international students say about how our incredible location and environment enriched their U.S. college experience.
Hear from Global Study Program students about what it’s like to be an international student at UC Davis, including their favorite class, how they’ve benefited from the program and advice for incoming exchange students.
We strive to provide convenient, flexible, high-quality remote learning courses to help you achieve your goals and continue your education from home. If you’ve never taken an online course before, here are five tips to help prepare you for success as an online learner.
The Intensive English Programs at UC Davis have moved online, like the rest of campus, and our instructors and student assistants have been hard at work to create engaging and creative ways to stay connected and make English language learning fun and productive!
The UC Davis Student Farm is part of the Agricultural Sustainability Institute, and this 23-acre space is dedicated to the creation and exploration of sustainable food systems. At the farm, students learn from educators and volunteers about the process of growing food in a way that has minimal negative impacts on the land. Within the farm, students can choose to participate in a diverse array of programs:
The Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art opened its doors on November 23, 2016. The museum is the culmination of UC Davis’ efforts to promote creative and innovative thinking in the community. Entrance is free for everyone, meaning you shouldn’t miss the opportunity to explore this UC Davis gem.
