Learn the basics of writing for television in this exercise-based workshop for absolute beginners.

Rewrite your television pilot script with a showrunner's production perspective in this intensive workshop for advanced students.

Use prompts and exercises to spend time with your characters outside the world of your story, learning more about their voices and reactions in various situations.

Osher (50+). In this course, we discuss the value of public service. 

Join David Mayes at Typecraft to explore approx. 25 different printing techniques and possibilities.

Discover how AI and meditation can act as conduits for your own creativity by inspiring you with unexpected connections and ideas.

Explore symbolic elements of children's literature as inspiration for enhancing these aspects of your own book projects.

Join us and administrators like you to discuss how school administrators can collaborate with UCLA Extension to improve staff recruitment, prioritize teacher performance, and retain dedicated career educators. 

Join Visual Arts department director, Scott Hutchinson, and this quarter’s master cover designer to explore the inspiration for the current cover.

Osher (50+).  In this course, we explore tai chi's philosophical roots and ancient history.

The goal of the class is to share non-Western perspectives with students that can then be applied to real life sustainability challenges both individually and collectively. 

Join us for a roundtable discussion with response, recovery, and resilience professionals to discuss exciting career opportunities in the field of emergency management, from operating a Joint Field Office in the wake of a Category 5 hurricane to advising the executive suite of a Fortune 500 company. 

Osher (50+). In this course, we continue our exploration of Latin American short stories.   

Learn machine learning origins, principles, and practical applications, as well as implementation via the R programming language. Students will learn to train a model, evaluate its performance, and improve its performance.

Osher (50+). This course allows students the opportunity to act one of William Shakespeare's monologues. Students do not need prior acting experience, only a passion for exploring Shakespeare's genius and a copy of a monologue.   

This two-week intensive course trains aspiring college counselors, advisors, and other education professionals on the purpose, role, and structure of college admissions essays. The course will explore techniques, standards, and ethics to be used when supporting students through the college essay writing process.

Learn about the career opportunities and benefits of our nationally ranked Master of Interior Architecture Program and how it will help you reach your personal and professional goals.

This course offers students a comprehensive higher level approach of proficiency and mastery of the interpreting techniques that they have learned in previous interpretation courses. 

This course part of the Interpretation and Translation certificate builds on the skills learned in Chinese X 401.06 Simultaneous Interpretation I.

This workshop will inspire you to explore the limitless possibilities of AI-generated imagery, learn how they are different, and ignite your passion for innovation and creativity.