Technology

A 9,000-square-foot student makerspace where 3D printers, a virtual reality system, electronics, fabrication tools and more is available, free of charge for students, for personal projects, hands-on education and group activities.

The Science and Engineering Library (SEL) is comprised of more than 576,000 volumes in two collections — SEL/Engineering and Mathematical Sciences Collection and The SEL/Chemistry Collection.

The Rosenfeld Library is the information partner of the UCLA Anderson School of Management and is an integral part of Anderson Computing and Information Services (ACIS).

The Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library supports health and life sciences research as well as the educational and patient-care responsibilities of faculty, students and staff.

Scientists, educators and students work together to achieve the highest quality research and educational experience in the fields of microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics.

With one of the largest and most comprehensive undergraduate mathematics majors in the country, the department trains students to use mathematics to solve important world challenges.

With its world-class collection and cutting-edge resources, the Hugh and Hazel Darling Law Library is deeply committed to the law school’s research and teaching missions.

UCLA Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering develops leaders who will propel people, machinery, aircraft and spacecraft forward in the 21st century.

UCLA Materials Science and Engineering advances knowledge about the properties of existing materials while developing breakthrough new materials.

The Institute for Planets and Exoplanets (iPLEX) is an academic consortium of faculty, researchers and students to promote and advance planetary science research.

Across disciplines, engineering students collaborate in extracurricular competitions and presentations to gain vital hands-on engineering experience.

Wireless devices and advanced circuitry systems developed at UCLA Electrical Engineering are powering the technology that powers the world.