UGIS courses at UC Berkeley
11,094 UGIS courses at University of California, Berkeley, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- UGIS 5ADoing Research: Critical Inquiry at Berkeley1 credit
- UGIS 39Freshman/Sophomore Seminar1.5 credits
- UGIS 39BFreshman/Sophomore Seminar1.5 credits
- UGIS 58Global Citizenship3 credits
- UGIS 80AIt's Elementary! Exploring Science with Young Students2 credits
- UGIS 80BIt's Elementary! Exploring Math with Young Students2 credits
- UGIS 81ATeaching Science with Middle School Students2 credits
- UGIS 81BTeaching Math with Middle School Students2 credits
- UGIS 82K-8 Teaching and Inquiry-Based Lesson Design in the Science and Mathematics Classroom2 credits
unlocks 2 courses
- UGIS 82MK-8 Teaching in the Mathematics Classroom2 credits
- UGIS 82SK-8 Teaching in the Science Classroom2 credits
- UGIS 82TK-12 Tutoring in Science and Mathematics2 credits
- UGIS 98Directed Group Study for Lower Division Students1 credit
- UGIS 120Introduction to Applied Language Studies3 credits
- UGIS 140The Hand-Printed Book in Its Historical Context2 credits
- UGIS 156Human Rights Interdisciplinary Minor Capstone Workshop3 credits
- UGIS 157Experiential Learning: Context, Self-Reflection and Professional Development4 credits
- UGIS 160AThe Arts in Washington DC4 credits
- UGIS 162AStill a World in Motion? Migration and Displacement in Times of Pandemic and Nationalism4 credits
- UGIS 162BInternational Security4 credits
- UGIS 162CRace and Politics in the American City4 credits
- UGIS 162DActivism, Protest, and the Politics of Change4 credits
- UGIS 162EPolitical Science: Environmental Policymaking and the Politics of Climate Change4 credits
- UGIS 162FCurrent Issues in US Immigration Policy4 credits
- UGIS 162GNations and Nationalism4 credits
- UGIS 162HDemocracy in Peril? The U.S. Government in a Hyperpolarized Era4 credits
- UGIS 162IPolitical Science: Lobbying, Money, and Influence in Washington4 credits
- UGIS 162MU.S. Foreign Policy in the Middle East4 credits
- UGIS 162NAmerican Political Journalism4 credits
- UGIS 162OThe Science of Politics: Campaigns and Elections4 credits
- UGIS 162QYouth, Social Media and Development4 credits
- UGIS 162RLooking at the World: U.S. Foreign Policy and National Security4 credits
- UGIS 162SU.S. Foreign Policy Toward Africa4 credits
- UGIS 162VEconomics of Public Policy4 credits
- UGIS 162XRace and Ethnic Politics4 credits
- UGIS 162Z"All I Need is One Mic!": Political Advocacy and Public Opinion in a Digital Age4 credits
- UGIS 165A Window Into How Washington Works4 credits
- UGIS 172CPolitics and Poems: Writing Verse in D.C.4 credits
- UGIS 173Museums and Society: The Power of Display in Washington DC3 credits
- UGIS 175Washington Ethics: Crisis, Reform, and Reaction4 credits
- UGIS 176Ensuring Food Safety: Role of Producers, Consumers, and Public Health Agencies4 credits
- UGIS 176ANegotiating with Terrorists4 credits
- UGIS 176BGreen Governance4 credits
- UGIS 177The Politics of Education4 credits
- UGIS 187Project-Based Instruction4 credits
1 prerequisite
- UGIS 188Research Methods for Science and Mathematics K-12 Teachers3 credits
- UGIS 189Integrating Research Methods into K-12 Teaching in Mathematics and Science1 credit
- UGIS 190Independent Study - Research Methods3 credits
- UGIS 192Supervised Research
- UGIS 192ASupervised Research: Humanities1 credit