The following programs are of interest to students and teachers in K-12 classes.
High school juniors and teachers from local Santa Barbara area conduct research in UCSB campus laboratories during the summer.
Scholarships for incoming UCSB Freshmen majoring in Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, or the Biological Sciences.
The LEAPS program runs a series of family science nights at local junior highs to engage students and families in scientific activities with UCSB scientists and researchers.
Junior High Physical Science teachers work with UCSB graduate students to bring new science curriculum and hands-on activities to local grade 8 classrooms.
Local students from grades 3 to 8 meet after school to explore science and engineering with their teachers and UCSB undergraduate club leaders.
Science and Engineering courses, designed and taught by graduate students actively engaged in cutting-edge research, for motivated high school students on Saturdays in Fall and Winter Quarters.
Graduating high school seniors who will be attending UCSB participate in a two-week summer residential program for intensive academic preparation and introduction to research.
UCSB's Academic Outreach website for campus-wide resources for K12 classrooms and teachers.
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