How real-world learning at UC prepares students for evolving careers
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The University of California is creating more opportunities for undergraduates to gain real-world skills through hands-on programs, building on its existing experience-based learning approach. These programs, such as Quarter at Aggie Square and Degree Defining Experiences, combine academic knowledge with practical applications, preparing students for evolving careers.
The University of California is enhancing its education by offering more hands-on programs. At UC Davis, the Quarter at Aggie Square program allows undergraduates to spend a quarter learning at the Aggie Square innovation campus. This program combines classroom learning with internships and research, connecting studies to real-world applications. Students participate in thematic explorations, such as biomedical engineering, and gain exposure to cutting-edge research and technology development. Another program, Degree Defining Experiences at UC Santa Cruz, provides transformative learning opportunities, including field courses. These programs help students build professional networks, clarify career paths, and prepare for the evolving job market.
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