University of California Berkeley Colleges and Schools

• Berkeley Optometry  - Describes admissions details, programs, faculty and staff information, events, scheduling and events, and contacts.
• College of Engineering  - Information about the College's academic departments, research undertakings, events, and admissions.
• College of Environmental Design  - Offers courses in landscape architecture and environmental planning, urban design, and city and regional planning.
• College of Letters and Science  - Overview of the College's departments and divisions with faculty and staff resources, a faculty list, and news.
• College of Natiral Resources  - Has specialized sections that furnish relevant college information for prospective and current students. Information about the College's research centers and facilities also provided.
• Goldman School of Public Policy  - Contains information on the School's academic programs, career services, and activities. With news and bulletins.
• Graduate School of Education  - Information on admissions, the academic programs offered, and administration. With news and publications.
• Graduate School of Journalism  - Get to know the programs and other academic services of this graduate school. Find some alumni information as well.
• Haas School of Business  - Official reference page for official information related to the school programs and courses at UC Berkeley's business school.
• School of Information  - School profile with news, information on the programs offered, admissions details, and career opportunity postings.
• School of Law-Boalt Hall  - Contains news and event highlights, a faculty directory, publications, and administration information.
• School of Public Health  - Go over information on this school's accomplishments, activities, and academic services.
• School of Social Welfare  - Browse for information on the School's academic programs, admissions, faculty, field work, and administration.
• UC Berkeley - Theory, History, Practice Film and Digital Media  - Offers interdisciplinary program, teaches students to think historically, theoretically and analytically within the context of humanistic studies.