UCI Summer Session

The 2024 Summer course preview is now available. Head over to summer.uci.edu/courses to browse through the preview and start planning ahead! ☀️

We invite you to apply for the Student Assistant position at the UCI Summer Session office! We are looking to fill out our student team and we can get you working as early as February 2022.This is a part-time position during Winter and Spring quarter with the opportunity to go up to full-time over the summer!

Additional Job Details:

$15/hour
On-Campus position
Professional Development

This position is subject to a probationary period of 3 months with the opportunity of becoming a year-round student employee. To apply, visit bit.ly/ucissjob

We are excited at the prospect of having you join our team!

Mark your calendar! Early registration for summer session opens March 1st. Visit summer.uci.edu for more information and other important dates.

2020 in Review: How UCI Summer Session Adapted to Help Students Navigate Remote Learning | UCI Office of the Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning 2020 in Review: How UCI Summer Session Adapted to Help Students Navigate Remote Learning by lozaki | Jul 13, 2021 | News | 0 comments The University of California, Irvine’s (UCI) Division of Summer Session is among one of the largest Summer Session divisions, as measured by student enrollment, in ...

As our country battles the COVID-19 crisis, studies suggest that historically marginalized communities are contracting and succumbing to the virus at higher rates than the general public. With a global pandemic exacerbating the inequalities present in our society, it’s not a stretch to say that certain inequalities can mean the difference between life and death.

However, this is just one consequence of inequality among many. So what are some of the other consequences of inequality? How do these consequences differ based on different social locations? And what can we do to alleviate these inequalities?

These are some of the major questions that Ph.D. candidate Vanessa Delgado looks to explore in her Summer Session II course Social Inequality (SOCIOL 173).

For students fascinated by the art of cinema, curious about Italian culture and history, or simply interested in watching some great films, Italian Cinema 1945-2013 (ITALIAN 50) is the perfect addition to your Summer schedule.

Taught remotely by Dr. Fabrizio Di Maio during Summer Session II, this four-unit course will discuss the development of Italian cinema in light of major historical events such as WWII, the rise of fascism, the emergence of the Italian mafia, and much more.

Learn more at: https://buff.ly/2BdivNQ

Economic Anthropology explores how we learn to value objects (what's up with the toilet paper hoarding?), how we act as economic subjects, and what the future of money could look like in our post COVID-19 world (will cash survive or will digital currency take over?)

Environmental Injustice will be offered as an online course this summer! Learn about environmental disasters, pollution and climate change - and how people become environmental activists to find solutions.

Summer Aid is simple and easy! Follow these 5 steps to get Summer Aid.
https://buff.ly/2z0tRE3

Course offerings in Spring or Fall may have been impacted due to COVID-19 adding these courses to the Summer offering allows students to continue to make efficient progress to degree.

⭐️ Classes have been added to assist with increased demand for Spring or Fall courses
⭐️ These have also been added to assist those who may need to retake a Spring course
⭐️ There is now more availability of upper-division writing courses

Deadline alert! Friday, May 15 is the deadline to be considered for UCI Grant. Your completed Summer Financial Aid Application must be submitted by this date.

Learn how UCI's Student Success Initiatives like Summer Bridge has helped Nancy Duong throughout her college career.

SSI: Helping Students Find Success Through Community and Support – UCI OVPTL SSI: Helping Students Find Success Through Community and Support in News on May 5, 2020 In the summer of 2017, Nancy Duong was like many incoming freshmen who were looking for a way to prepare for life at the University of California, Irvine (UCI). As she searched through the various programs offere...