Sciences

The UCLA Bioengineering department performs cutting-edge research and prepares future leaders in a wide range of bioengineering careers with the tools for lifelong success.

The UCLA Center for Biological Physics applies and adapts the methods of fundamental physics and mathematics to study basic questions of biology.

The Center for Planetary Sciences promotes the study of planets in our solar system and those beyond, allowing scientists to understand the evolution of other worlds.

UCLA Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering educates leaders in chemical and biological processes for use in fields including sustainable energy, water and health care.

UCLA Computer Science is opening new worlds in artificial intelligence, graphics, analysis of big data, network architecture and more.

Providing mathematical insights to solve real--world problems, such as disease outbreaks and environmental and industrial hazards, and to improve the health of people worldwide.

Creating healthier futures for all by working with communities to improve and promote behaviors and interventions that prevent disease and eliminate health disparities.

Improving health by considering the profound effects our environment has on human beings.

Studying the cause and transmission of diseases in populations to create healthier futures.

Advancing the effectiveness, efficiency, and equity of health services for personal and population health.

The Diversity in Engineering Fund supports future engineers from underrepresented and economically disadvantaged backgrounds who will serve the profession with distinction.

The cohesive surgical, medical and support staffs of UCLA’s transplant programs form a committed team experienced in the challenges of organ transplantation.