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Dibs Fall 2026

EDUC

Education

234 courses on record · 20 with sections in Fall 2026

Live section data currently covers GE courses; the rest is filled in by a nightly pass, so this department is likely running more than is listed here.

234 courses

Lower division 9

Upper division 70

Upper division courses in Education
Course Title Predicted GPA This term
100 Foundations: Histories and Philosophies of Education 3.95 n=61
101B History of Schools in U.S. 3.96 n=74
101C History of Higher Education 3.87 n=176
C101 History of Higher Education 3.83 n=72
M102 Mexican Americans and Schools 3.78 n=263 1 section
M103 Asian American Education and Schooling 3.99 n=245
104A Introduction to Exceptional Learners 3.85 n=346
105A Early Childhood Education and Policy 3.56 n=99
105B Topics in Child Development and Social Policies 3.79 n=160
105C Comparative Educational Policies and Practices 3.67 n=96
106A Education and Law: Seminar 1 3.90 n=196 1 section
106B Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Issues in Education and Law 3.97 n=116
106C Diversity, Democracy, and Law 3.87 n=37
107A Race, Class, and Education Inequality in U.S. 3.75 n=437 1 section
M108 Sociology of Education 3.70 n=275
109A Globalization and Learning 3.80 n=99 1 section
109B Global Citizenship Education 3.98 n=92
109C Comparative Educational Policies and Practices 3.80 n=21
112 Black Student Activism: History of Resistance on Campus 3.58 n=38
113 Democracy, Justice, and Education 3.81 n=202
M116 Indigenous Presence: Land, Place, and Space in Higher Education 3.83 n=29
118 Sociology of Community Colleges 3.88 n=259
119 Variable Topics in Histories and Philosophies of Education 3.10 n=57
120 Foundations: Contexts for Teaching, Learning, and Development 3.78 n=202
M121 Introduction to Media Literacies 3.85 n=218 1 section
122 Literacy in Society 3.98 n=74
123 Teaching Profession 3.92 n=644 1 section
C124 Theory and Practice of Intergroup Dialogue: Building Facilitation Skills 3.96 n=23
126 Language, Literacy, and Academic Development: Educational Considerations for School-Age Multilingual and English Language Learner Students 3.84 n=136
127 Educational Psychology 3.96 n=52
128 Educational Psychology: Contexts for Learning and Development 3.74 n=246
M129A Arts Education Undergraduate Practicum: Preparation, Observation, and Practice no grade history
130AX Instructional Apprenticeship in Teaching and Learning at UCLA Lab School 3.89 n=74
130BX Instructional Apprenticeship in Teaching and Learning at UCLA Partner Schools 3.98 n=59
130CX Instructional Apprenticeship in Teaching and Learning at UCLA Community Schools 3.95 n=10 small sample
130EX Instructional Apprenticeships in Teaching and Learning at UCLA Early Care and Education Centers no grade history
132 Autism: Mind, Brain, and Education 3.89 n=316
133 Topics in Child Development and Social Policies 3.91 n=107
134 Early Childhood Mathematics Education 3.92 n=29
M135 Environmental Justice through Lens of Media and Education 3.88 n=264
M136 Working Families and Educational Inequalities in Urban Schools 3.90 n=10 small sample
137 Critical Digital Media Literacies 3.89 n=39
M137 Critical Digital Media Literacies 3.90 n=168
138 Cognitive Development and Schooling 3.66 n=481
140 Educational Perspectives of Relational Practices in Modern Medicine 3.83 n=99
141 Adolescent Development 3.61 n=37
M142 Introduction to Arts Education for Multiple Publics: Theory and Practice no grade history
143 Understanding Pathways to College 3.98 n=121
144 Pedagogies of Global Citizenship Education 3.95 n=94
144XP Pedagogies of Global Citizenship Education 3.95 n=15 small sample
145 Children, Immigration, and Education 3.81 n=119
146 Critical Perspectives on Educational Assessment Approaches: Pre-Kindergarten to College 3.81 n=32
147 Social Context of Learners in K-12: Diversity, Residential Mobility, Immigration, and Food Security Conditions in California 3.62 n=24
148 Early Childhood Development 3.85 n=55
150 Quantitative Methods in Education: Claims and Evidence 3.64 n=177 1 section
151 Quantitative Research in Education: Measurement and Assessment 3.94 n=128
152 Quantitative Research in Education: Regression Analysis 3.69 n=13 small sample
154A Community-Engaged Research in Health Education no grade history
156 Introduction to Qualitative Research in Education for Social Transformation 3.85 n=267 1 section
160 Transformative Research in Community-Based Settings 3.84 n=77
165 Educational Program Evaluation 3.76 n=80
166 Program Evaluation Theories and Practice 3.93 n=111
171 Community Service Learning for Academic Achievement 3.90 n=41
173 Dialog across Difference 3.98 n=225
M177 Creating Safe and Welcoming Schools 3.86 n=116
179A Community Futures: Orientation to Community Schools Engagement no grade history
180 Orientation to Community Engagement 3.91 n=479 1 section
181 Capstone in Education and Social Transformation 3.79 n=343
195 Community Internships in Education 3.94 n=85
195CE Community or Corporate Internships in Education 3.94 n=37

Graduate 155

Graduate courses in Education
Course Title Predicted GPA This term
200B Survey Research Methods in Education 3.87 n=20
200D Research Methods: Special Topics 3.96 n=30
201 Variable Topics Seminar: Education: Written Qualifying Exam Support Colloquium I 3.85 n=37
203A Education and Society: Context, Practice, and Change no grade history
204A Introduction to Education and Social Sciences 3.97 n=26
204B Introduction to Comparative Education 3.92 n=44
204D Minority Education in Cross-Cultural Perspective 3.95 n=76
206A Philosophy of Education: Introduction 3.96 n=38
208B (Im)migrant Youth, Ethnography, and Education 3.95 n=12 small sample
209A History of Higher Education 3.87 n=77
C209A History of Higher Education 3.85 n=36
209C Research and Evaluation in Higher Education 3.94 n=11 small sample
211A Educational and Psychological Measurement: Underlying Theory and Practice 3.95 n=24
211B Educational and Psychological Measurement: Generalizability Theory 3.95 n=13 small sample
211C Introduction to Factor Analysis and Item Response Theory 3.95 n=12 small sample
212B Motivation and Affect in Educative Process 3.95 n=12 small sample
217A Social Development and Education 3.90 n=42
217B Cognitive Development and Education 3.95 n=16 small sample
M217C Personality Development and Education 3.96 n=15 small sample
217D Language Development and Education 3.94 n=42 1 section
221 Computer Analyses of Empirical Data in Education 3.90 n=7 small sample
222A Introduction to Qualitative Methods and Design Issues in Educational Research 3.98 n=189
222B Participant-Observation Field Methods 3.95 n=117
222C Qualitative Data Reduction and Analysis 3.96 n=75
222D Qualitative Inquiry: Special Topics 3.98 n=60
224 Leading Change through Evaluation: Methods of Continuous Improvement 3.99 n=105
225A Issues in Education of Exceptional Individuals no grade history
229 Seminar: Special Topics in Urban Schooling: Politics of Urban Education 3.99 n=160
230A Introduction to Research Design and Statistics 3.96 n=279
230AL Introduction to Research Design and Statistics: Computer Laboratory no letter grades
230B Linear Statistical Models in Social Science Research: Multiple Regression Analysis 3.96 n=150
230BL Linear Statistical Models: Computer Laboratory no letter grades
230C Linear Statistical Models in Social Science Research: Analysis of Designed Experiments 3.89 n=64
230CL Linear Statistical Models for Experimental Research: Computer Laboratory no letter grades
231A Toolkit for Quantitative Methods Research 3.95 n=11 small sample
M231B Factor Analysis 3.93 n=10 small sample
231C Advanced Item Response Theory 3.93 n=9 small sample
231D Advanced Quantitative Models in Nonexperimental Research: Multilevel Analysis 3.93 n=49
M231E Statistical Analysis with Latent Variables 3.95 n=11 small sample
233 Professional Writing in Education 3.97 n=20
235 Comparative Political Economy of Education and Skills 3.93 n=34
241 Theoretical Frameworks for Research in Education 3.95 n=10 small sample 1 section
242 Learning, Culture, and Schooling 3.97 n=23
243 Reflections on Research Methodologies in Education 3.97 n=30
C244 Theory and Practice of Intergroup Dialogue: Building Facilitation Skills 3.95 n=10 small sample
249 Theories and Methods in Developmental Science 3.94 n=51
250A Fundamentals of U.S Higher Education System 3.97 n=102 1 section
250B Organizational Analysis of Higher Education 3.96 n=45
250C Theoretical Frameworks of Higher Education 3.96 n=31
M253A Seminar: Current Problems in Comparative Education 3.97 n=22
255C Seminar: Special Topics--Data Analysis: Longitudinal Analysis Using Advanced Multilevel Modeling 3.92 n=7 small sample
256B Seminar: Special Topics in Development 3.90 n=23
260A Introduction to Programming and Data Management 3.96 n=121
M260A Introduction to Programming and Data Management 3.95 n=107
260B Fundamentals of Programming 3.95 n=69
261E Higher Education Seminar: Diversity Issues and Research Perspectives 3.95 n=11 small sample
261F Seminar: Cognitive and Personal Development of College Students 3.92 n=48
263 Seminar: Higher Education: Past, Present, and Future of Historically Black Colleges and Universities 3.79 n=100 1 section
270 Introduction to Cultural Studies 3.89 n=23
272 Case-Study Research in Education Policy and Practice 3.98 n=111
287 Research on Language Issues in Education 3.91 n=11 small sample
288 Research Apprenticeship Course no letter grades
295 Freire 3.96 n=15 small sample
296A Seminar: Research Topics in Education no letter grades
296D Seminar: Research Topics in Education no letter grades
296G Research Topics in Education: Legal Aspects of Educational Management 3.99 n=88
296H Research Topics in Education: Organizational Theory 3.99 n=88
296I Theory in Educational Inquiry 3.99 n=106
296J Introduction to Survey Research Methods 3.99 n=106
296K Research Design 3.98 n=104
298A Introduction to Master's Research in Education 3.93 n=37
298B Research Capstone I: Project Development 3.98 n=37
298C Research Capstone II: Analyses, Interpretation, and Project Completion 3.97 n=37
299A Research Practicum: Education 3.99 n=127
299B Research Practicum: Education 3.99 n=133
299C Research Practicum: Education 3.98 n=132
301 Introduction to Information and Presentation Tools no letter grades
305 Health Education for Teachers no letter grades
315 Principles and Methods for Teaching Reading for Multiple Subject Instruction 3.99 n=124
315B Elementary Literacy Methods 3.98 n=122
318A Integrated Methods for Elementary Teachers 3.98 n=65
318B Integrated Methods for Elementary Teachers 3.94 n=61
318C Integrated Methods for Elementary Teachers 3.86 n=32
319 Mathematics Methods 3.99 n=124
320A Secondary Content and Literacy Methods 3.95 n=225
320B Secondary Content and Literacy Methods 3.96 n=207
321A Secondary Content and Literacy Methods in Ethnic Studies 3.98 n=35
321B Ethnic Studies Curriculum Development 3.97 n=31
330A Observation and Participation no letter grades
330B Student Teaching no letter grades
330C Student Teaching no letter grades
330D Classroom Residency and Teaching no letter grades
360A Novice Seminar no letter grades
360B Novice Seminar no letter grades
360C Novice Seminar no letter grades
390A Colloquium Series: Human Development and Psychology no letter grades
390B Colloquium Series: Human Development and Psychology no letter grades
390C Colloquium Series: Human Development and Psychology no letter grades
405A Teaching in Urban Schools: Exploring Communities 3.98 n=362
405B Teaching in Urban Schools: Exploring Identities 3.94 n=366
405C Teaching in Urban Schools: Exploring Family-School Connections 3.95 n=381
406 Social Foundations and Cultural Diversity in American Education 3.96 n=239
406B Social Foundations and Cultural Diversity in American Education: Ethnic Studies Emphasis 3.98 n=120
407 Psychological Foundations of Education 3.97 n=371
409 Language Structure, Acquisition, and Development 3.98 n=303
411 Procedural Issues in Evaluation 3.98 n=205
412 Why Research Matters to Student Affairs Practice 3.98 n=45
413A Language and Culture 3.90 n=119
413B Methodology for Bilingual Instruction 3.98 n=44
413C Culture of Emphasis 3.95 n=217
414A Student Affairs Practice and Theory 3.98 n=45
414C College Student Counseling 3.96 n=57
414E Administration of Student Affairs 3.98 n=45
416 Program Development and Planning in Student Affairs 3.91 n=23
420A Principles of Curriculum 3.96 n=472
425 Principles for Teaching Exceptional Individuals 3.95 n=325
440C Administration of Instructional Programs 3.99 n=119
441A Instructional Supervision A 3.98 n=121
442B Legal Aspects of Educational Management and Practice 3.94 n=76
443 Policy Analysis in Education 3.96 n=89
448A Urban School Leadership 3.99 n=89
448B Urban Leadership Laboratory 3.90 n=121
450 Leadership Capacity Building no letter grades
451 Foundations of Organizations and Leadership 3.99 n=112
452A Educational Enterprise 3.97 n=28
452B Educational Enterprise 3.99 n=110
455 Writing and Inquiry 3.95 n=105
456 Altering Structure and Culture of Schooling 3.96 n=83
458A Practicum: Dissertation 3.98 n=99
458B Practicum: Dissertation 3.97 n=98
458C Practicum: Dissertation 3.96 n=98
466 Critical Media Literacy: Teaching Youth to Critically Read and Create Media 3.95 n=182
470A Seminar: Large Systems and Individual Schools 3.99 n=80
471 Principles of Quality Coaching and Leadership 3.94 n=113
472 Introduction to Philosophies of Coaching 3.85 n=105
473 Diversity Leadership in Sports and Athletics 3.60 n=106
474 Ethical Issues in Sports 3.70 n=23
475 Mental Health in Athletics and Coaching 3.91 n=96
476 History and Philosophy of Sport and Physical Education 3.65 n=70 1 section
477 Leadership and Management of Athletic Departments in Educational Institutions 3.69 n=74
478 Introduction to Research Methods no grade history
479 Variable Topics in Transformative Coaching and Leadership 3.87 n=87
481 Knowledge and Inquiry in Classroom 4.00 n=352
490A Instructional Decision Making 3.94 n=310
491 Curricular Decision Making 3.98 n=325
492 Data Centric Problem-Based Learning for Humanizing Purposes 3.97 n=28
495 Teaching Preparation in Education no letter grades 1 section
498A Directed Field Experience 3.97 n=539 1 section
498B Directed Field Experience 3.98 n=512
498C Directed Field Experience 3.97 n=489
499A Advanced Directed Field Experience 3.98 n=92
499B Advanced Directed Field Experience 3.96 n=104
499C Advanced Directed Field Experience 3.93 n=90
596 Directed Independent Study no letter grades
597 Preparation for Master's Comprehensive Examinations or Doctoral Qualifying Examinations no letter grades

“Predicted” is shrunk toward the department average, so a course taught once to a dozen students sits near the department mean rather than at whatever those twelve happened to get. The figure is always shown — small sample marks where it rests mostly on that prior.