Inclusive excellence to, through and beyond UC.
Academic excellence is fed by a plurality of ideas, experiences and perspectives. Founded with a promise to make higher education available to all California citizens, the University of California draws strength and definition from diversity.
ABOUT
A systemwide commitment to diversity and equal opportunity
Affirming students from diverse backgrounds, improving access for students from historically underrepresented groups and cultivating respect for all community members: these represent UC’s core values.
POLICIES
Systemwide, community and faculty diversity policies
All UC campuses are governed by standards and policies that address diversity at the systemwide, community and faculty levels.
INITIATIVES
Expanding possibilities for students through advocacy and action
UC is rolling out systemwide initiatives to diversify its faculty, staff and student body; offer more anti-racist and implicit bias trainings; and create healthier climates at its ten campuses and other locations.
ACCOUNTABILITY
Annual Accountability Report
The UC Accountability Report is a comprehensive yearly assessment of the UC's progress in meeting key teaching, research and public service goals — including diversity — across its 10 campuses.
GOALS
UC 2030 Dashboard
This dashboard tracks both systemwide goals and goals for individual campuses. These include the ambitious plan to achieve a 90 percent overall graduation rate and to eliminate gaps for Pell recipients, members of underrepresented groups and first-generation students.
CAMPUS DIVERSITY SITES
Resources across the system
All 10 UC campuses, three national labs, and UC's Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources are responsible for integrating equity, diversity and inclusion practices into university life.
NEWS AND EVENTS
Updates on UC campus climate efforts
Read more systemwide diversity news and campus statements and learn of upcoming and archived diversity-related events and webinars.
CONTACT
For diversity-related questions or comments, contact GUEA or a campus vice chancellor or vice provost.