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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE, EXTENSION
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Why UC Riverside?
Location, location, location!
Location Distance
Disneyland 55 minutes
Universal Studios 65 minutes
Ski Resorts 45 minutes
Beaches 50 minutes
Los Angeles 60 minutes
San Diego 90 minutes
Palm Springs 45 minutes
Santa Barbara 3 hours
Las Vegas 3 hours
San Francisco 7 hours
University of California System
Berkeley
Davis
Irvine
Los Angeles
Merced
RiversideSan Diego
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
Higher Education Public System in California
University of CaliforniaB.A./B.S. – M.A./M.S. – Ph.D57 Nobel Prize Winners10 CampusesOnly the top 12.5% students can apply
California State UniversityB.A./B.S. – M.A./M.S. 23 CampusesOnly the top 33% students can apply
Community CollegesA.A./A.S. – Two-Year111 Campuses
UCR’s Worldwide Reputation
One of the top ranked US institutions
Research Environmental (Alternative Fuel, Clean
Air) Nanoscale Science &Technology Genome Biology (Biotechnology) Sustainable Development Agriculture (Citrus)
US News and World Report Bourns College of Engineering #1,
higher than any engineering college of its size among public universities in the U.S.
44th among National Public Universities
6th in the nation for our diverse
student population Undergraduate business program in the top 5% of all business schools in the nation
Forbes Magazine (2009) 25th Best College Buy in America
Wide Range of Fields & Courses88 undergraduate degree programs, nearly 50 master's
degree programs and 39 Ph.D. programs
Enrollment: 20,956 students
18,523 undergraduates 2,433 graduate students
About 22,000 students by 2020
Over 5,100 international students
UCR is one of the only three UC’s with an undergraduate business program.
A Wide Range of Resources
Gymnasium
Fitness Center
Swimming Pool
Equipment Rental for camping, ski, windsurfing, & more
Botanic Gardens
Theater Arts Center
Computer Store
Radio Station
The 1200-acre tree-shaded campus is one of the most beautiful of the university system.
What is UCR Extension?
It offers non-degree, professional courses & certificate programs.
Like all UCR courses, classes are rigorous.
The audience is primarily professional.
Courses provide great opportunities to network with other professionals.
UCR Extension is the continuing education and professional studies branch of the University of California, Riverside.
Many courses carry UCR transferrable credit.
International Education Programs
Established in 1975
60 different nationalities every quarter
Largest English program among the UC campuses
One of the largest English programs in The U.S.
Types of Programs
Since 1975, IEP has hosted over 75,000 students from over 100 different countries.
English Language Programs
Pathways to Undergraduate
Programs
Professional Certificate and
Diploma Programs
English Language Programs
o Intensive English
o English for International Business
o Improving Oral Fluency
o Conversation & American Culture
English Language Programs
10, 8, 6, & 4 weeks Up to 24 hours/week; 5 days/week Average class size:14 Year-round admission 6 levels: Beginner to advanced
UNIQUE FEATURES
Transferrable undergraduate UC Credit for
advanced 10-week students
Institutional TOEFL & TOEIC exams offered every quarter [TOEFL score accepted for UCR]
Opportunity to take UCR Extension class at a reduced rate for 10-week advanced- level students
Intensive English
Improving Oral Fluency
English for International Business
Conversation & American Culture
FREEConversation partners University counseling and placement
Intensive English Programs
For students who want to improve all language skills at any level
6 levels - beginner to advanced
Minimum Age: 15
No prior language proficiency required
Students develop language skills in an immersion environment with consistent assessment of
their proficiency.
CLASSES
Grammar
Reading
Writing
Oral Skills
Advanced-level Electives
Students who enroll for 3 quarters save $900!
Advanced English Courses
Intensive Levels 500 & 600
Improving Oral Fluency (IOF)
English for International Business (EIB)
Electives for Advanced Levels
English Through Film American Idioms
English Through Drama Pronunciation
International Relations Business English
Oral Skills Develop. GRE-GMAT Prep.
Advanced Vocabulary Public Speaking
Improving Oral Fluency Program
For students who want to improve listening & speaking skills to communicate effectively
4-, 6-, 8- & 10- week programs
Minimum Age:15
Advanced-level students
(minimum TOEFL 500 PBT,
iBT 59; IELTS 5.0; or IEP levels 500 or 600)
Personalized pronunciation practice
Oral presentations
Students set personal learning goals and given learning
contracts to track progress throughout the quarter. CLASSES
Pronunciation
Grammar for Oral Fluency
Oral Skills Development
Elective of choice
English for International Business
For students who want to communicate effectively in the business world
4-, 8- & 10- week programs
Minimum Age:17
Advanced-level students
(minimum TOEFL 500 PBT,
iBT 59; IELTS 5.0; or IEP levels 500 or 600)
Project-based learning
Business field trips
Students create unique product and service
companies and present them to an audience.
Advanced business computing training in lab
CLASSES
Business Principles & Practices
Functions & Idioms
Business Readings
Business Writing
Visits to local businesses
English for Academic Purposes
For advanced-level students preparing to enter a college or university graduate or
undergraduate program.
8- & 10- week programs
Minimum Age:18
Advanced-level students
(minimum TOEFL 530 PBT,
iBT 71; IELTS 5.5)
Project-based learning
Business field trips
Students build critical thinking and academic research skills.
CLASSES
Critical Reading and
Vocabulary
Academic Writing
Academic Skills
GRE/GMAT Preparation/
One Elective
Optional Language
Laboratory
Conversation & American Culture
A communicative program which provides an interactive learning environment that integrates classroom instruction,
sociocultural activities, and cultural excursions.
• 3-week sessions (July, August)
• Minimum Age:15
• 15 hours of conversation and oral skills development each week
• All class materials included
• Participation in American cultural activities
• Opportunity to meet other international students
• California sightseeing
An ideal short holiday program to have a language and cultural
experience.
Classes
Each week the CAC classroom curriculum focuses on distinct but integrated cultural themes:
Week 1 Multiculturalism and Team Work (Communities working together)
Week 2 Cultural Values: Regional and Global
Week 3 Comparative Cultural Learning and Reflection
Students may come on a B-2 visitor’s visa
Conversation & American Culture
Students may come on a B-2 visitor’s visa
Summer English Programs
Intensive English Program (INT)
Improving Oral Fluency (IOF)
English for International Business (EIB)
Conversation and American Culture
3-, 4- and 8-week sessions
Minimum Age:15 (INT, IOF, CAC)
Minimum Age:17 (EIB)
Offered July and August
15-30 Hours each week
Students from all over the world
UCR International Pathways Programs
• Direct Admission into UCR
• UCR Admission Preparation Program
• UCR International Transfer Track
• Transferring to UCR from Another University (2+2)
• University Credit Program (UCP)
Pathways to UCR Undergraduate Programs
Direct Admission into UCR
1. Complete A-G course requirements by the end of the grade 12 year.
2. Minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) 3.4 out of 4.0 (85%).
3. Complete the SAT Reasoning, or the ACT plus writing, by December of the Grade 12 year.
4. Receive a minimum TOEFL score of 550 PBT, iBT 80 or IELTS 7.0 if the student’s native language and language of instruction in high school is not English.
UCR Admission Preparation Program
Intensive Nine-month Academic Preparation Program
IEP ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
• Advanced-level English required (minimum TOEFL 530
PBT , IBT 71, IELTS 6.0)
• Students must meet UCR academic requirements to apply
for this program
9-month foundation program that combines advanced level English study and academic
skills preparation with the opportunity to take UCR credit
classes, which are fully transferable to your UCR undergraduate program
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• Choose from over 80 undergraduate majors
• Prepare for the SAT and TOEFL in California
• Up to 30 academic credits
UCR Admission Preparation Program
• The UCR-APP program is a nine-month academic preparation program that runs from September to June, for international students that have met the A-G and GPA requirements but not the SAT/ACT and/or TOEFL/IELTS requirements.
• Requirements to UCR-APP– Applicants must have a minimum
GPA of 3.4 out of 4 and have completed the A-G requirements from an academic, non-vocational, secondary program.
– Students must also have a TOEFL 530 PBT, iBT 71 or IELTS 6.0. Students who
UCR Admission Preparation Program
UCR International Transfer Track
Intensive English Community College UC Riverside
Program Highlights
• Access to UCR
• Small classes and individual attention
• Opportunity to save $50,000 over two years
• No SAT or TOEFL requirements
Admission Requirements
• High school completion
Students gain admission to UCR by completing their first
two years at a partner Community College and
transfer back to UCR for the final two years, leading to an undergraduate degree from
UCR
Community Colleges
• Riverside Community College
• College of the Desert, Palm
Springs
• San Bernardino Valley College
• Diablo Valley College, Pleasant
Hill
• Chaffey College
• Irvine Valley College
• Cerritos College
UCR International Transfer Track Program
• The UCR International Transfer Track program (UCR-ITT) is a cooperative program between UCR and select California community colleges.
• Three steps:1. Strengthen English language
skills in UCR’s Intensive English Program
2. Graduate from a Community College partner (2 years)
3. Graduate from UCR (2 years)
UCR International Transfer Track Program
• Requirements to UCR-ITT– High school completion– No TOEFL or SAT needed
• Community College Partners• Riverside Community College
• College of the Desert
• Chaffey College
• Irvine Valley College
• Diablo Valley College
• San Bernardino Valley College
• Cerritos College
Why choose UCR-ITT?
Students have the opportunity to graduate from one of the best universities in the United States at a lower cost
Fees/Tuition
Books, etc.
On-campus room & board
Other
TOTAL EXPENSES
RCC
$19,100
CSU
$30,500
UC Riverside
$54,412
Of all transfer students accepted to the UC’s85% come from California Community Colleges
Transferring to UCR from Another University (2+2)
• For students who have taken one or more university level courses in their home country or in the United States
• Must apply as a transfer student.
Normally, students transfer a block of two years (60 transferrable semester credits) to complete the final two years of credit at UCR.
Transferring to UCR from Another University (2+2)
• Admission Requirements– Minimum GPA of 2.8 (75%) – Must complete the following, with a grade C (70%) or
better in each of the courses: Two transferable courses in English composition One transferable course in mathematical concepts
and quantitative reasoning Four transferable courses chosen from two of the
following subject areas: arts and humanities, social and behavioral sciences, and physical and biological sciences
University Credit Program
Gives opportunities to study with American
students & professionals
Language proficiency requirements –
TOEFL 550 PBT, 80 iBT
IELTS 6.5
Minimum age: 17
Students learn more about subjects that advance their
career while earning transferrable UC credit.
English classes at no extra cost.
Any combination of:
UC Riverside undergraduate or graduate classes
UCR Extension classes
University Credit Program (UCP) for Visiting Students
• UCP provides the opportunity to experience undergraduate, graduate and Extension credit courses, without having to formally apply to UCR.
• The UCP program is designed for university students who have demonstrated advanced understanding of English and who are academically strong.
University Credit Program (UCP) for Visiting Students
• TranscriptsStudents may request an official UCR Extension transcript which details grades and numbers of credits that can be transferred back to the student’s home institution.
• Admission Requirements– Receive a minimum TOEFL score of 550
PBT, iBT 80, IELTS 6.5 or equivalent– Demonstration of strong academic record– Recommendation from home school
suggested
Highlights: University Credit ProgramAllows study at American student rates
$4,350 per quarter (2013)
Compared with over $13,500 per quarter for international
students degree
Full transfer credit back to home university
Choose graduate and undergraduate courses within academic area of study
Support from college counselor to get courses students want With lower tuition fees, students do not have first choice of courses.
Full access to transferrable professional Extension courses
Option to earn UC Certificate
UCP Student ProfilesCourse Extension Campus English
Compensation Administration x
Human Resource Management x
Labor and Employee Relations x
American Idioms x
Yohana Marmol Country: El Salvador
Course Extension Campus English
Pattern Recognition x
Advanced Digital Image Processing x
Elementary Spanish x
Birds of the Mojave Desert x
Damien RoquesCountry: France
UCP Student ProfilesCourse Extension Campus English
Investment Planning x
Multinational Financial Management x
Applied Business Forecasting x
Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright x
Course Extension Campus English
Project Management Applications x
Special Event Planning x
Hand-building Ceramics x
Business Plan Development x
Journalism x
Asmaa IraquiCountry: Morocco
Taema MahinuiCountry: Tahiti
Professional Certificate and Diploma Programs
• Academic-year Certificate Programs (AYCP)
• Postgraduate Certificate and Diploma in Management and Hospitality
•Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
Academic-year Certificate Programs
Business and Management
Full-time certificate that provides students with core skills & knowledge in a range of professional fields
TOEFL 550 PBT, 80 iBT
IELTS 6.5;
9-month program (three 12-week sessions)
Full time study
Late afternoon and evenings
September - June
Minimum age: 18
This program helps develop critical skills & specialized knowledge to
meet future career needs.
Business and Management Accounting Event Management Human Resources Lean Six Sigma Marketing Non-Profit Management Organizational Leadership Project Management Purchasing, Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Engineering and Technology • Construction Management • Facilities Management • Computer Technician • Energy Resource Management • Web Development
Postgraduate Certificate & Diploma
Latest management practices and strategies
including lectures, discussions, case studies & site visits
TOEFL 550 PBT, 80 iBT
IELTS 6.5;
No GMAT requirement
Bachelor’s degree in any academic area
OR 3 to 5 years management experience
Minimum age: 18
Postgraduate Certificate12-week program
Postgraduate Diploma9-month program (three 12-week sessions)
Quarter 1: CERTIFICATE1 - Global Human Resources Mgmt.2 - Global Marketing Mgmt.3 - Multinational Financial Mgmt.4 - Managing Change and Technology5 - Strategic Mgmt.
1+ modules from 1st quarter may be taken separatelyQuarter 2 & 3: DIPLOMA2 Concentration ChoicesManagement - EngineeringHospitality – Biotechnology-Sports Management-Media & CommunicationsQuarter 3: DIPLOMAUnpaid internship
1-year OPT PAID internship available
Postgraduate Diplomas
1st QUARTER
Fundamentals of Management
(PGCM)
2nd QUARTER
Choose Concentration
3rd QUARTER
Supervised Internship
Management Engineering Hospitality Biotechnology Media and Communications Sports Management
»1 YEAR OPT AVAILABLE UPON GRADUATION«
TESOL Certificate Programs
Focuses on skills & knowledge for successful teaching worldwide
Language proficiency requirements –
TOEFL 530 PBT, 71 iBT
or IELTS 6.0; with TSE 40
12-month program – 28 units
6-month program – 15 units
Full time study
Intensive English classes at no extra cost.
Minimum age: 18
Graduates of this program are ready to become
professional ESL teachers with tools to succeed in the
language classroom.
METHODOLOGY CLASSES
Conversation, Listening, Vocabulary, Writing,
Pronunciation, Grammar, Reading, American Culture
Second Language Acquisition
History of Language Learning
Student Teaching
Program Portfolio
Custom-designed Special ProgramsEnglish language & teacher training
Forensic Investigations
Executive & Corporate Training
Human Resources
Business Management
Geospatial Technologies
Environmental Management
Information Technology
We’ll design a program to meet your needs & time frame!
Do you have another idea?
IEP International Student Services
International Student Services at IEP
Accommodation
Socio-Cultural Activities
Transportation
College Counseling
Other Services
Accommodation:IEP American Family
Homestay Program
program is provided directly through IEP
over 300 local families are active in the program
cost includes housing, 3 meals per day, and transportation to and from IEP classes & activities
excellent opportunity for students to experience American culture and family life.
“Everyone welcomed me so I adapted easily, and I had a
lot of fun. My family cares about me a lot, and I feel
like I am part of the family.”
Accommodation:International Village Apartments
conveniently located next to
the Extension Center
IEP provides placement assistance
single, double, and triple occupancy
apartments
each apartment includes full kitchen,
bath, and living area
Minimum age: 18
Accommodation:
Extension Residence Center
convenient location
Short-term (up to 21 days)
accommodates up to 160 students
offers single and double occupancy dorm-style rooms
each room includes bathroom, phone, cable television, & wireless internet
resident assistants are available to assist students and provide activities
Minimum age: 18
Socio-Cultural Activities
Orientation & Welcome Program
Campus Involvement
Dances & Celebrations
Culture Events & Talent Shows
Tours & California Sight-Seeing
Trip Planning Assistance
Transportationairport pick-up & drop-off
weekly trips
shopping, drivers license, social security office
UCR Health Center & Riverside Medical Clinic
medical/dental/vision appointments
transportation & travel advice
public transport, car rental, driving information
College Counseling
meets individually with students to explore study options in the U.S.
provides TOEFL/TOEIC examinations on a bi-monthly basis
offers college fairs, campus visits, and college entrance seminars
assists students in completing college applications and essays
Other Services Program Orientation
Immigration Assistance
Sports Facilities
TOEFL and TOEIC Exams
Placement in American Universities
Computer Labs and Internet Access
Disabled Student Services
Prices* (2013)English Language Programs: $1,250 - $9,150
Direct Admission into UCR: $54,462
UCR-APP: $28,500
UCR-ITT: $3,350
UCP: $4,350
AYCP: $13,050
PGCM: $5,360
PGD: $16,050*Prices may vary depending on the program, and are
subject to change. For other programs and updated information: www.iep.ucr.edu
Top Ten Reasons to Choose UCR1. Location, location, location!
2. Top ranked American university
3. UCP program allows you to study at domestic rates
4. UCR is one of the only three UC’s with an undergraduate business program
5. Wide range of courses in a variety of fields for students of all ages (10+)
6. Access to professional courses
7. Fully transferrable credits to your home institution
8. Free conversation partners
9. Free college counseling
10. Wide range of services to assist you during your stay
Thank you !