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UC Online employs sound pedagogical strategies and knowledge of how students learn to create UC-quality undergraduate online courses and online modules for hybrid courses, and utilizes together with UC campuses innovative learning technology …

Online courses are available for login approximately one week before the start of instruction. If you completed registration after the course has opened, you may have to wait up to 12 hours before you can login.

UC Online enables UC students to take the same high-quality courses offered on campus but in an online format. From science to the humanities, learn from world-class faculty across the UC system.

Spring Quarter 2025 To search for currently available online cross-campus courses being offered, please select your home campus and optional subject area. Not ready to enroll? Check out our Course Catalog

Summer 2025 Online Courses Please note that the cost structure for summer session courses differs from that of Fall, Winter, and Spring. The summer session courses are typically fee-based and calculated per unit, and financial aid availability may vary, with some students needing to apply separately for summer aid packages.

Have questions about UC Online? Student Support is here to help! Browse our student FAQs, initiate a chat session, call us or email us. Have questions about Summer Session classes? To enroll in these courses, please register through the Summer Session at the hosted campus.

Have questions about UC Online? Review our student FAQs and find answers fast. Or, contact UC Online Support. We’re here to help!

Across the UC campuses, these divisions offer a comprehensive range of educational opportunities tailored to the needs of the community and working professionals seeking to advance their academic studies, upskill in their current job roles, transition to new careers, or pursue personal enrichment.

ALL courses taken through UC Online will provide unit credit toward graduation. After successfully completing a course, you may receive additional types of credit as articulated by your home campus.