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UC Irvines ideal location makes it easy for students to enhance their university experience with off-campus activities. Close to noted beaches, the desert and mountain resorts, the Irvine campus is minutes away from such well-known attractions as Disneyland, the Honda Center and Angel Stadium of Anaheim. The city of Irvine, consistently ranked among the safest of its size in America, enjoys a highly educated and diverse population, so those new to the city feel right at home.

Claire Trevor School of the Arts www.arts.uci.edu

School of Biological Scienceswww.bio.uci.edu

The Paul Merage School of Businesswww.merage.uci.edu

School of Educationwww.gse.uci.edu

The Henry Samueli School of Engineering www.eng.uci.edu

School of Humanities www.humanities.uci.edu

Donald Bren School of Information & Computer Sciences www.ics.uci.edu

Interdisciplinary Studies www.editor.uci.edu/catalogue/idp/idp.1.htm

School of Law www.law.uci.edu

School of Medicine www.som.uci.edu

Program in Nursing Sciencewww.nursing.uci.edu

Department of Pharmaceutical Scienceswww.pharmsci.uci.edu

School of Physical Scienceswww.physsci.uci.edu

Program in Public Healthpublichealth.uci.edu

School of Social Ecology www.soceco.uci.edu

School of Social Sciences www.socsci.uci.edu

Admissionswww.admissions.uci.edu

Extensionunex.uci.edu

Graduate Divisionwww.grad.uci.edu

Intercollegiate Athleticswww.ucirvinesports.com

Researchwww.research.uci.edu

Student Affairswww.vcsa.uci.edu

Undergraduate Educationwww.due.uci.edu

University Advancementwww.uadv.uci.edu

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UC Irvine is located in coastal Southern California, approximately 40 miles south of Los Angeles and 80 miles north of San Diego. Situated in dynamic Orange County, the main campus in Irvine and UC Irvine Medical Center in the nearby city of Orange are reachable from several major airports, the closest being Orange County/John Wayne Airport (SNA), and by major freeways. For additional maps and driving directions, visit www.uci.edu/campusmaps.php.

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Since 1965, the University of California, Irvine has combined the strengths of a major research university with the bounty of an incomparable Southern California location. UCIs unyielding commitment to rigorous academics, cutting-edge research, and leadership and character development makes the campus a driving force for innovation and discovery that serves our local, national and global communities in many ways.

With more than 28,000 undergraduate and graduate students, 1,100 faculty and 9,400 staff, UCI is among the most dynamic campuses in the University of California system. Increasingly a first-choice campus for students, UCI ranks among the top 10 U.S. universities in the number of undergraduate applica-tions and continues to admit freshmen with highly competitive academic profiles.

Excellence in Academics and Research

UCI fosters the rigorous expansion and creation of knowledge through high-quality education. Graduates are equipped with the tools of analysis, expression and cultural understanding neces-sary for leadership in todays world.

Consistently ranked among the nations best universities public and private UCI excels in a broad range of fields, garnering national recognition for many schools, departments and programs. Three UCI researchers have won Nobel Prizes two in chemistry and one in physics.

The university is noted for its top-rated research and graduate programs, extensive commitment to undergraduate education, and growing num-

ber of professional schools and programs of academic and social significance. Recent additions include highly successful programs in public health, pharmaceutical sciences and nursing science; an expanding education school; and a 4-year-old law school already ranked among the nations top 10 for its scholarly impact.

A Prime Resource for the Community

UCIs students, faculty and staff reach beyond the classrooms and laboratories to address social issues and improve the human condition. At UC Irvine Medical Center, Orange Countys only university hospital, UC Irvine Douglas Hospital houses the latest technologies, strengthening UCIs ability to provide specialized medical and surgical treatments to the regions citizens.

A major intellectual and cultural center, UCI engages the com-munity through many public activities and events. Renowned individuals speaking on campus have included Nobel Peace Prize winner the XIV Dalai Lama, Jordans Queen Noor, British indus-trialist and Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson, and United Nations Messengers of Peace Dame Jane Goodall and Charlize Theron.

Fueling Growth and Prosperity

In 2011-12, extramural funding money coming from outside sources, including federal agencies, industry contracts and pri-vate foundations in support of UCI research totaled nearly $305 million.

$4.3 BILLION: UCIs impact on the area economy as Orange Countys second-largest employer

Underscoring strong community support, private giving to UCI ex-ceeded $80 million in 2011-12. With an endowment valued at $300 million as of June 30, 2012, the University of California, Irvine Foundation spearheads private fundraising efforts for the cam-pus and, with the assistance of alumni and community leaders, helps ensure UCIs future as a world-class research university.

UCI benefits the community and the world in countless ways through its scholarly, scientific, creative and economic contribu-tions. With a focus on the 50th anniversary celebration in 2015, UCI already has raised more than $760 million toward a $1 billion fundraising goal to support the campuss continued excellence in research, teaching and public service in the decades ahead.

to UC IrvineWelcome

NO. 1: UCIs ranking among universities in the U.S. under 50 years old, as evaluated in 2012 by Times Higher Education

On the cover: Graduating students share Anteater pride during commencement celebration.

Top, left to right: Chancellor Michael Drake, center, welcomes new Anteaters at the annual convocation. Students walk through Aldrich Park. Dancers from the Claire Trevor School of the Arts perform to celebrate the opening of the Contemporary Arts Center.

Leaders in Medical Research and Patient Care | $5.6 MILLION: UCIs last 2012 stem cell research award for

work on Alzheimers disease and retinitis pigmentosa from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine. In total, UCI has garnered nearly $100 million in CIRM funding.

| 1ST: UC Irvine Medical Centers Dr. Nitin Bhatia and Dr. Samuel Bederman conducted the initial robot-assisted spinal surgery on the West Coast.

UCI is noted for research on cancer, the neurosciences and the genetic underpinnings of disease. As Orange Countys only university hospital and Level I trauma center, UC Irvine Medical Center offers top-quality general and acute care services, with specialty areas that U.S. News & World Report ranks among the nations best.

UCI researchers Aileen Anderson and Brian Cummings, in collabora-tion with StemCells Inc., received a $20 million award to develop the first human clinical trials in the U.S. of stem cell-based therapies.

More than 1,000 medical professionals and support staff work in the state-of-the-art UC Irvine Douglas Hospital.

Understanding the Global Environment

UCI researchers are tackling some of the biggest environmen-tal challenges of our time, increasing understanding of the human impact on climate change, global warming, and air and water pollution.

| GREEN & COOL: For the third year running, UCI made the list of the top 10 Coolest Schools as announced by Sierra magazine. The annual ranking salutes U.S. colleges and universities that help solve climate problems, make significant efforts to operate sustainably, and help prepare the next generation of leaders in this arena.

| 70: The miles-per-gallon equivalent that drivers of hydrogen-powered cars can get when they fill up with

converted sewage waste at the first such fueling station in California, engineered by UCIs National Fuel Cell Research Center

Spearheading New Technologies

UCI benefits society and stimulates economic development with innovative approaches to information technology that integrate academic research with industry expertise. Researchers are using nanotechnology and computing power to address vital issues, including healthcare, communications and national security.

| .01: The percentage of solid material in a resilient micro-lattice metal designed by UCI mechanical & aerospace engineer Lorenzo Valdevit and colleagues at HRL Laboratories and Caltech. Comprising 99.99 percent air, the hollow metal mesh is 100 times lighter than Styrofoam yet structurally robust.

| 2010: The South American fire season studied by James Randerson, Chancellors Professor of Earth system science, and Yang Chen, assistant project scientist, to perfect a system that uses ocean temperature changes to predict forest fire danger

Making Sense of Our World

UCI researchers are examining a broad array of current issues, from understanding the intricacies of human language, law and public health to exploring the nuances of social interaction, politics and global conflict.

| BRILLIANT 10: The company of young scientists named in 2012 by Popular Science that includes Deva Ramanan, associate professor of computer science and a rising star in computer vision

| 50: Oral histories collected by students in The Vietnamese American Experience, a course in the School of Humanities designed to document the experiences of Southern California refugees from the conflict in Vietnam

Improving lives through research and discovery

Jack Brouwer is National Fuel Cell Research Center associate director.

Postdoctoral fellow Thuy Vo Dang leads the Vietnamese American Experience project.

This hollow metal mesh, atop a dandelion, won a 2012 Breakthrough Award from Popular Mechanics.

Fostering excellence in scholarship and teachingUCI continues to attract top educators and researchers to its already eminent faculty that includes more than 30 members of the National Academies and the American Academy of Arts & Sciences and more than 120 fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

| 12: The number of schools at UCI after a July 2012 vote of the University of California Board of Regents approved the School of Education. Deborah Vandell, newly appointed dean, is widely credited with leading the units transformation from department to school by attracting top-flight talent and creating rigorous programs.

| ON THE JOB: The Paul Merage School of Business MBA programs consistently rank among the best in the world, including No. 1 in the U.S. for employment of MBA students within three months of graduation, according to Financial Times.

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Student Fees (2012-13) California residents (undergraduates) $14,046Nonresidents (includes nonresident tuition, fees) $36,924

Enrollment (fall 2012) Undergraduates 22,216 Post baccalaureates 93 Graduate students General campus 4,530 Health sciences 1,345 _____ Total 28,184

New Freshmen Applicants (fall 2012) 54,465

New Freshmen Enrolled (fall 2012) 5,077

Campus data

2011-12 Current Expenditures (dollars in thousands)Total Current Expenditures: $1,891,528

Total Capital Expenditures (dollars in thousands) $128,897

| SCHOLAR WITH A GLOBAL VIEW: A senior majoring in neurobiology and political science, Soraya Azzawi is dedicated to raising awareness of human rights struggles and the plight of refugees around the world. She has been awarded the 2012-13 UC Irvine XIV Dalai Lama Endowed Scholarship, established in 2004 to recognize students committed to ethical leadership, peace and positive global relations.

Retention and Graduation Rates (2011-12)

Degrees Awarded (2011-12) Bachelors 6,766 Masters 1,105 Ph.D./Ed.D. 413M.D. 102J.D. 57 _____ Total 8,443

Average Time to Complete Baccalaureate 4-1/3 years

Workforce (fall 2012) Regular-rank faculty 1,109Other teaching faculty 1,774Nonteaching academics 2,580Campus staff 4,799Medical center staff 4,661 _____ Subtotal 14,923Student employees 6,877 _____ Total 21,800

56: Percent of students who live on campus or within walking distance

| 6,975: New students registering for fall 2012. UCI filled all its state-funded student slots with California residents. Transfer students numbered 1,810. More than 76,000 applicants vied for admission.

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Primary Funding Sources (2000-01 to 2011-12)

2011-12 Private Support by SourceTotal Private Support: $80,743,221

2011-12 Private Support by UseTotal Private Support: $80,743,221

Change in Primary Funding (2001-02 vs. 2011-12)

BEATING THE ODDS: Fortitude and financial aid have helped senior biological sciences student Carla Plaza toward her goal of becoming a physician. She has benefited from UCs Blue and Gold Opportunity Plan, under which families earning less than $80,000 a year may have all fees covered. About half of UCI students qualify for this program.

| 50: UCIs percentage of students who graduate debt-free. Despite rising tuition, the amount of financial aid provided through scholarships and UCs Blue and Gold plan continues to make high-quality education accessible at affordable rates.

For additional campus data, visit www.oir.uci.edu.

Other Nonprofits

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Partners in P-20 Education

UCI academic preparation programs touch the lives of tens of thousands of pre-kindergarten, K-12 and community college students annually. UCI is developing better K-12 teachers through innovative programs in physics, chemistry, engineering, social sciences, social ecology, arts and humanities, to name a few.

| 75,000: Community service hours contributed annually by UCI students in the Social Ecology Field Study Program in areas ranging from corrections and law enforcement to teaching and mentoring

Vibrant Cultural Offerings

Entertaining dance, drama and music perfor-mances, as well as engaging gallery exhibitions and film festivals, highlight the array of public lectures, workshops and other programs held at UCI each year.

| 11: Sold-out Shakespeare performances inaugurating UCIs New Swan Theater, created by the Claire Trevor School of the Arts

community Engagingand enriching the

| LEADING BY EXAMPLE: The UCI School of Social Sciences Global Connect program has taught international studies to more than 8,000 high school students. Above, Chelly Venegas, a UCI senior in international studies and Global Connect intern, offers constructive feedback on a high school students paper.

Winning Anteater Athletics

Strong finishes in numerous sports have propelled UCI into the nations top five non-football athletics programs in each of the last six years, including runner-up showings the past two years and first place in 2007. Six Anteater teams were in the top-20 national rankings during 2011-12.

| 3: NCAA Mens Volleyball Championships won by UCI in six years

| 54: U.S. Olympians players and coaches claimed by UCI. At least four UCI athletes have competed in each of the last 10 Summer Olympic Games. In 2012, Ryan Bailey 06 made his fourth Olympic appearance, tying for most appearances by a mens water polo player in Olympic history.

The New Swan Theater summer series promises to be an annual event.

A 3-0 sweep over USC clinched the NCAA Men's Volleyball Championship in May 2012.

Since 1965, the University of California, Irvine has combined the strengths of a major research university with the bounty of an incomparable Southern California location. UCIs unyielding commitment to rigorous academics, cutting-edge research, and leadership and character development makes the campus a driving force for innovation and discovery that serves our local, national and global communities in many ways.

With more than 28,000 undergraduate and graduate students, 1,100 faculty and 9,400 staff, UCI is among the most dynamic campuses in the University of California system. Increasingly a first-choice campus for students, UCI ranks among the top 10 U.S. universities in the number of undergraduate applica-tions and continues to admit freshmen with highly competitive academic profiles.

Excellence in Academics and Research

UCI fosters the rigorous expansion and creation of knowledge through high-quality education. Graduates are equipped with the tools of analysis, expression and cultural understanding neces-sary for leadership in todays world.

Consistently ranked among the nations best universities public and private UCI excels in a broad range of fields, garnering national recognition for many schools, departments and programs. Three UCI researchers have won Nobel Prizes two in chemistry and one in physics.

The university is noted for its top-rated research and graduate programs, extensive commitment to undergraduate education, and growing num-

ber of professional schools and programs of academic and social significance. Recent additions include highly successful programs in public health, pharmaceutical sciences and nursing science; an expanding education school; and a 4-year-old law school already ranked among the nations top 10 for its scholarly impact.

A Prime Resource for the Community

UCIs students, faculty and staff reach beyond the classrooms and laboratories to address social issues and improve the human condition. At UC Irvine Medical Center, Orange Countys only university hospital, UC Irvine Douglas Hospital houses the latest technologies, strengthening UCIs ability to provide specialized medical and surgical treatments to the regions citizens.

A major intellectual and cultural center, UCI engages the com-munity through many public activities and events. Renowned individuals speaking on campus have included Nobel Peace Prize winner the XIV Dalai Lama, Jordans Queen Noor, British indus-trialist and Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson, and United Nations Messengers of Peace Dame Jane Goodall and Charlize Theron.

Fueling Growth and Prosperity

In 2011-12, extramural funding money coming from outside sources, including federal agencies, industry contracts and pri-vate foundations in support of UCI research totaled nearly $305 million.

$4.3 BILLION: UCIs impact on the area economy as Orange Countys second-largest employer

Underscoring strong community support, private giving to UCI ex-ceeded $80 million in 2011-12. With an endowment valued at $300 million as of June 30, 2012, the University of California, Irvine Foundation spearheads private fundraising efforts for the cam-pus and, with the assistance of alumni and community leaders, helps ensure UCIs future as a world-class research university.

UCI benefits the community and the world in countless ways through its scholarly, scientific, creative and economic contribu-tions. With a focus on the 50th anniversary celebration in 2015, UCI already has raised more than $760 million toward a $1 billion fundraising goal to support the campuss continued excellence in research, teaching and public service in the decades ahead.

to UC IrvineWelcome

NO. 1: UCIs ranking among universities in the U.S. under 50 years old, as evaluated in 2012 by Times Higher Education

On the cover: Graduating students share Anteater pride during commencement celebration.

Top, left to right: Chancellor Michael Drake, center, welcomes new Anteaters at the annual convocation. Students walk through Aldrich Park. Dancers from the Claire Trevor School of the Arts perform to celebrate the opening of the Contemporary Arts Center.

Leaders in Medical Research and Patient Care | $5.6 MILLION: UCIs last 2012 stem cell research award for

work on Alzheimers disease and retinitis pigmentosa from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine. In total, UCI has garnered nearly $100 million in CIRM funding.

| 1ST: UC Irvine Medical Centers Dr. Nitin Bhatia and Dr. Samuel Bederman conducted the initial robot-assisted spinal surgery on the West Coast.

UCI is noted for research on cancer, the neurosciences and the genetic underpinnings of disease. As Orange Countys only university hospital and Level I trauma center, UC Irvine Medical Center offers top-quality general and acute care services, with specialty areas that U.S. News & World Report ranks among the nations best.

UCI researchers Aileen Anderson and Brian Cummings, in collabora-tion with StemCells Inc., received a $20 million award to develop the first human clinical trials in the U.S. of stem cell-based therapies.

More than 1,000 medical professionals and support staff work in the state-of-the-art UC Irvine Douglas Hospital.

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UC Irvines ideal location makes it easy for students to enhance their university experience with off-campus activities. Close to noted beaches, the desert and mountain resorts, the Irvine campus is minutes away from such well-known attractions as Disneyland, the Honda Center and Angel Stadium of Anaheim. The city of Irvine, consistently ranked among the safest of its size in America, enjoys a highly educated and diverse population, so those new to the city feel right at home.

Claire Trevor School of the Arts www.arts.uci.edu

School of Biological Scienceswww.bio.uci.edu

The Paul Merage School of Businesswww.merage.uci.edu

School of Educationwww.gse.uci.edu

The Henry Samueli School of Engineering www.eng.uci.edu

School of Humanities www.humanities.uci.edu

Donald Bren School of Information & Computer Sciences www.ics.uci.edu

Interdisciplinary Studies www.editor.uci.edu/catalogue/idp/idp.1.htm

School of Law www.law.uci.edu

School of Medicine www.som.uci.edu

Program in Nursing Sciencewww.nursing.uci.edu

Department of Pharmaceutical Scienceswww.pharmsci.uci.edu

School of Physical Scienceswww.physsci.uci.edu

Program in Public Healthpublichealth.uci.edu

School of Social Ecology www.soceco.uci.edu

School of Social Sciences www.socsci.uci.edu

Admissionswww.admissions.uci.edu

Extensionunex.uci.edu

Graduate Divisionwww.grad.uci.edu

Intercollegiate Athleticswww.ucirvinesports.com

Researchwww.research.uci.edu

Student Affairswww.vcsa.uci.edu

Undergraduate Educationwww.due.uci.edu

University Advancementwww.uadv.uci.edu

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On the Webwww.uci.eduwww.news.uci.edu

facebook.com/UCIrvine

twitter@UCIrvine

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UC Irvine is located in coastal Southern California, approximately 40 miles south of Los Angeles and 80 miles north of San Diego. Situated in dynamic Orange County, the main campus in Irvine and UC Irvine Medical Center in the nearby city of Orange are reachable from several major airports, the closest being Orange County/John Wayne Airport (SNA), and by major freeways. For additional maps and driving directions, visit www.uci.edu/campusmaps.php.

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LOS ANGELES

LAS VEGAS

CANADA

MEXICO

UNITED STATES

IRVINE

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