Large percentages of UC’s undergraduate STEM degree recipients bring their skills to California’s healthcare, manufacturing, engineering and internet/computer systems sectors. UC’s undergraduate STEM undergraduate degree recipients go on to work California’s key STEM industries that fuel the state’s economic growth. In addition to leading all California institutions in the number of engineering and computer science degrees awarded, UC far outpaces them in the number of degrees awarded in the life sciences. UC’s undergraduate and graduate STEM programs reflect the leading industries in California’s economy. UC’s 38,000 STEM degrees outpaced all other universities in the state. California 4-year colleges and universities awarded over 106,000 STEM degrees in 2019-20.
In 2019-20 UC awarded over 38,000 STEM undergraduate and graduate degrees, which accounted for 36 percent of STEM degrees awarded in California and about 4 percent of STEM degrees awarded in the nation. Degree recipients from the University of California’s (UC) undergraduate and graduate science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) programs go on to conduct valuable scientific research and drive the state’s and the nation’s technology and innovation sectors.
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