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  Combines studio, theory, and project-based learning. The UX/UI sequence transitions students from design research and user-centered ideation to high-fidelity wireframing and prototyping.

  An introductory, project-based exploration of AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Revit, supplemented with V-Ray and Photoshop for rendering.

  The B.S. requires 127–128 credit hours. Core courses span Programming and Data Structures, Systems Software, Operating System Design, and a year-long Capstone Project.

University of the Pacific’s Bachelor of Science in Sustainability is a cross-college undergraduate program combining liberal arts and professional education. It equips international students with systems-thinking skills to address climate change and biodiversity loss through coursework spanning the College of the Pacific, business, and engineering.

  Combines foundational science with flexibility. The B.A. requires 33 credits in EES and 8 credits in collateral science/math.

The Bachelor of Science in Sustainability at the University of the Pacific (UOP) in Stockton, California, is a cross-college, interdisciplinary program. It combines the College of the Pacific, Eberhardt School of Business, and the School of Engineering and Computer Science to prepare undergraduates for leadership roles in tackling climate change,…

College of Marin (COM) is a highly regarded community college in Kentfield, California, offering robust Associate Degree and transfer pathways. It serves as an affordable STEM and Sciences launchpad with prioritized Transfer Admission Guarantees (TAG) to elite U.S. universities, particularly the University of California (UC) system.

  Students take COGS 007 (Introduction to Cognitive Science) alongside core courses in cognitive psychology, philosophy, AI, and cognitive neuroscience.

College of Marin (COM) offers a cost-effective Business Administration Associate Degree for Transfer (AS-T). Designed for seamless transfer to top-tier universities, tuition for international students costs approximately $10,690 per academic year (based on 12 units/semester), with an estimated total annual cost of attendance of $32,690 including living expenses.

The College of Marin (COM) offers undergraduate international students a cost-effective, top-tier Arts & Humanities pathway. With an average class size of 14, COM provides robust foundational coursework leading to guaranteed transfer pathways to elite universities like UC Berkeley or UCLA