›› It was ranked 1st in the category of top public schools in the U.S., and 4th in the category of Best Global Universities（2020 US News and World Report）

›› It has been seen as an university of greatest freedom and inclusiveness and with extraordinary reputation in a wide range of academic disciplines

›› Its alumni hold 30 Nobel Prizes, and 22 Nobel laureates have taught or are currently teaching in UCB

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Founded in 1868, UC Berkeley is a world-famous public research institution. It has a number of prestigious schools, including its School of Engineering (3rd in the U.S.), School of Business (7th in the U.S.), School of Law (12th in the U.S.) and School of Education (18th in the U.S.), and a significant number of top-ranking programs including Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Ecology, Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Psychology, Sociology, intellectual Property Law and English.

Dates and Courses

July 6 - August 14, 2020 (6 weeks)

July 6 - July 24, 2020 (3 weeks)

July 27 - August 14, 2020 (3 weeks)

›› Summer English Language Studies

UC Berkeley offers over 65 classes in the summer to meet unique needs and interests of students, including：

· English for Specific Professional and Academic Purposes

Advance your academic and professional career with classes in Business English, Legal Writing, English for Science and Engineering, English for Art and Design, Job Search Skills, College Coaching and more!

· English Through Culture and Media

Improve your communication skills through the topics you love – from Food Culture, Popular Music, Film, Literature, to Broadway Musicals and more!

· Intensive Skill Practice in English

Get the skill practice you need to succeed in school and work – Academic and Public Speaking, Writing for Digital Media, Academic Vocabulary, Conflict Resolution and more.

›› Academic Courses
August 19th – December 18th, 2020
More than 600 classes are offered each summer in 90 academic departments at UC Berkeley. It covers a wide range of areas such as Engineering, Computer Sciences, Biology, Math, Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geography, Humanities and Social Sciences, Literature, Language, Architecture, History, Business, Economics, Education, Media and Journalism, Law, Music and Films, Philosophy, Political Sciences, Psychology, Public Health, Public Policy, Sociology and Statistics.

Students attending Session D normally choose 2 courses and students attending Session E normally choose 1 course. Participants will mix with current UC Berkeley students and other international students, and be administered and academically

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Entry Requirements

1. Summer English Language Studies：there is no need for students to reach a specific score in order to enroll in the program. However, students will need to take part in a placement exam before a class starts to determine their levels of study.

2. Academic Courses： TOEFL80，or IELTS 6.5，or CET-4 493，or CET-6 450