Davis is part of the University of California system and operates 11 professional schools. The School emphasizes interdisciplinary research and uses innovative thinking to challenge tradition. The School of Engineering ranks highly in both undergraduate and graduate programs. Graduate programs are very good, especially in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, but medical and business schools are also very popular.
College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
The University of California at Davis is outstanding in agronomy and has a strong faculty in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. Many world famous scientists work here and have made achievements in their fields, which are recognized by most countries in the world. The School focuses on research, education and development, with the hope of solving relevant problems in agricultural production and food systems, the environment and even the human and social sciences through its expertise. Agricultural economics is ranked first in the United States and the world, and most other related subjects, such as ecology, biodiversity education, environmental science, entomology and nutrition, are also in the top 10.
School of Biological Sciences
The School of Biological Sciences is relatively large, with 116 active faculty and 6,062 undergraduate and 419 graduate students; The school also maintains close partnerships with local business centers, the Institute of Coastal Marine Sciences, the Center for Neuroscience and the Center for Population Biology. At present, the School of Biological Sciences mainly offers 9 professional courses, including Biochemistry and molecular Biology, Ecological Biodiversity, Biological Science, Cell Biology, Genetics and Genomics, Exercise Biology, Physiology and behavior, Neurobiology, and Microbiology.
School of Engineering
Engineering is also Davis's ace major. At present, the majors offered by the School of Engineering mainly include biological system engineering, Chemical engineering, Aerospace science and engineering, biomedical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, computer engineering, materials science and engineering, environmental engineering, Mechanical engineering, materials science and engineering, etc.
Law school
The school of Law was officially opened in 1965, and the quality of its teaching and research is so high that it is ranked 38th by U.S. News & World Report Law Schools. It is also one of the most valuable and expensive of the few law schools in the University of California system.
School of nursing
The School of Nursing continues to push traditional boundaries to advance health care education. The school has the largest nursing education grant in the United States and is a teaching leader in nursing schools. The school keeps abreast of the rapidly evolving medical environment, utilizing new curriculum and educational approaches to program initiatives that prepare students to become skilled and flexible medical leaders. Part of the UC Davis Health System, students and faculty work together for medical emergency medicine and clinical services.
