Perform cutting-edge bioinformatics laboratory experiments involving microscopes and live experimental subjects. Students work in small groups of three in this introductory life science laboratory course.

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the administrative operations of the Los Angeles Superior Court. Students will gain an understanding of how the courts work and how cases are processed through the system.

This course introduces students to the legal concepts embodied in terminology. Students learn the fundamentals of criminal and civil courts in both the federal and California systems.

Examine the fundamental laws and key legal topics that are integral to operating a business in today's legal environment.

This internship course provides eligible students with an opportunity to apply their paralegal studies knowledge to a real world legal environment.

This course is designed to be a companion to the oral communications course covering pre-writing essentials and more.

This course provides a foundational summary of how to approach oral business communications.

This ABA-Approved program provides training in the substantive and procedural law, ethics and professional responsiblity and practical skills to work as a paralegal in California.

This intensive two-day seminar presents the fundamentals of CEQA, with emphasis on the policies and procedures. It is designed for anyone new to CEQA as well as those needing a comprehensive refresher.

Acquire the legal substantive knowledge and procedural skills to support a law office as an administrative assistant or legal secretary.

Learn about career opportunities in the legal profession as a paralegal from graduates, staff, and instructors of UCLA Extension's ABA-approved Paralegal Training Program.

Set the groundwork for work as a freelance editor in this foundational course offering tools of the trade for successful editors.

A thorough foundation in broadcast news journalism, from reporting to writing to presentation, this course covers how different types of stories fit into the context of a newscast; and broadcast standards and ethics.

Explore the basics of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry in this introductory course for beginning writers searching for their unique voice.

Learn to identify stories, target particular outlets, shape pitches and write stories designed for various media entities.

Analyze the rights and responsibilities of media professionals in the age of artificial intelligence.

This course is part of the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) Master of Science in Engineering Online (MSOL) program.  It is available only to students pre-approved by HSSEAS.  For more information visit msol.ucla.edu.

This course develops the research, interviewing, analysis, and writing skills necessary to generate the data, anecdotes, and character details necessary to tell compelling stories.

This course is part of the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) Master of Science in Engineering Online (MSOL) program.  It is available only to students pre-approved by HSSEAS.  For more information please contact admissions@seas.ucla.edu.

Explore the practices of news gathering and multimedia story distribution through visual media