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UC Santa Barbara Summer Sessions offers over 600 courses, including online courses, and works with faculty and departments to develop unique learning experiences in special courses and programs well suited to the summer term.

The Summer Transitional Enrichment Program (STEP) is a one-week summer residential program for incoming frosh students in the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP).

UCSB's Community Support Groups offer an array of programs for their members, and for the general public. There is a charge for some offerings and reservations are always recommended.

The Surplus Sales division of Distribution & Logistical Services handles acquiring surplus property from UC Santa Barbara Departments and selling it to the public or other on campus departments.

We foster a culture of sustainability through supporting campus-wide efforts, coordinating program development, and publicizing sustainability work by students, staff, and faculty.

The UCSB Events Center is a multipurpose facility that strives to provide a clean, safe, well equipped venue where students, staff, faculty and community members can enjoy participating in athletic, academic, recreational or special events.

The TA Development Program (TADP) offers campus-wide training, resources, and consultation services for UCSB’s Teaching Assistants. We have workshops and certificate programs for new, mid-career, and experienced TAs.

The Center for Taiwan Studies at UC Santa Barbara promotes Taiwan-related scholarly activities in the social sciences, humanities, and other cultural areas in an academic venue in the United States

The Teacher Education Program at UC Santa Barbara is one of the highest quality programs in the nation, with state-of-the art practice grounded in partner schools, a focus on teaching to reach ALL learners, and teacher educators with established records of success.

The primary mission of UC Santa Barbara's Office of Technology & Industry Alliances (TIA) is to build the foundation for long-term, productive and mutually beneficial relationships between UCSB and its industry collaborators.