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This page is designed to help you find answers to the most frequently asked questions about UC Berkeley. Please make use of these links -- they are your fastest pathways to a helpful answer.
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Contacting an Individual on Campus
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You can find e-mail contact information, locations, and mailing addresses by using the UC Berkeley People Finder. You can search its campuswide listings or limit your search to faculty/staff or students. UC Berkeley Directory Assistance is also available by phone at (510) 642-6000.
Also, you can find contact information for individuals by visiting a department or unit's web site. To find a specific web site, use our A-Z List of Web Sites or our search engine.
For general inquiries sent through the U.S. Postal Service, write to:
Individual's Name (optional)
University of California, Berkeley
Department/Office Name
Berkeley, CA 94720-4-digit mail code
For general phone inquiries, call (510) 642-6000. For TTY/TDD access, call (510) 642-9900. There is no general FAX number; to send a facsimile, please contact the appropriate department or unit.
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News Media Seeking Assistance, Campus Contacts?
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Visit the News Media Center, which provides information for journalists. The site includes contact information for campus media relations representatives along with their respective beats, listings of campus experts, and information about resources for broadcast media.
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Interested in Applying to UC Berkeley?
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If you want to apply to UC Berkeley, or if you have questions about admissions requirements, fees, financial aid, or the transfer process, please visit our Applying to Berkeley page, or contact the following resources directly:
Undergraduate Admissions:
ouars@uclink4.berkeley.edu
Graduate Admissions:
gradweb@uclink4.berkeley.edu
Haas School of Business (MBA Program):
mbaadms@haas.berkeley.edu
Boalt Hall School of Law:
admissions@law.berkeley.edu
UC Extension Continuing Education:
pmd@unx.berkeley.edu
You can also find resources for international students online.
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Need Course Information or a General Catalog?
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To look for courses online -- including de-cal, UC Extension, online, and Summer Session courses -- visit our course listings page.
The General Catalog lists courses and curricula for all academic departments, units, groups, and interdisciplinary and special studies programs offering undergraduate and graduate degrees. It also includes extensive information on applications and admissions, degree requirements, financial aid, and student services. You can explore the online catalog, download a PDF version, or order a print copy.
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Looking for Employment Information?
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See Employment Opportunities for information on academic positions; staff positions; paid and non-paid student positions; and work-study programs.
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Planning to Visit UC Berkeley?
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The Visitor Services web site contains information about tours, traveling to campus, and parking near campus. A campus map and online tour are also available.
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Policies Governing Electronic Communication and Reporting Misuse
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Web sites here at UC Berkeley are governed by the University of California Electronic Communications Policy as well as UC Berkeley's Online Activities Policy.
Report misuse of campus electronic communication resources to abuse@berkeley.edu. For abuse from off-campus, see: Responding to Inappropriate Use of Computing and Network Resources.
For more information, see Campus Information Technology Policies.
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Your Feedback & Suggestions
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If you have a question, comment, or suggestion regarding the UC Berkeley home page, please e-mail the Web team in Public Affairs at ucbwww@berkeley.edu.
Information about our Editorial Policies is online.
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