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Spring 15 UCLA QIW Students at the White House

“My Quarter in Washington was both the most productive and the most social experience I’ve had at UCLA.”
Kendall Starkman

Since fall 1990, the UCLA Quarter in Washington Program has offered students the only opportunity on campus to intern in Washington, DC while remaining a full-time UCLA student.

The UCLA Quarter in Washington Program sends a minimum of 30 UCLA undergraduates to study at UCDC in Washington each fall, winter, and spring quarter. UCLA is committed to admitting as many qualified students to the program as space permits at the UC Washington Center. The program offers a combination of  internships, coursework relevant to Washington, DC, and the chance to make life-long career connections at the national level.

Program Overview

  • Offered fall, winter and spring quarter
  • Earn up to 16 upper division UCLA units
  • Intern 3-4 days per week

Eligibility

  • All majors welcome
  • Minimum 3.0 UCLA GPA
  • At least sophomore standing

Required Courses (12 units)

  1. A UCDC Seminar : Credit through UCLA Political Science/History/Sociology M194DC
  2. Any UCLA departmental 195CE  internship course taken for a letter grade
  3. UCLA Political Science/History/Sociology/CESC/Public Affairs M195DC

More Information

  • Optional elective courses available
  • 195CE fulfills requirements of Community Engagement and Social Change, Labor Studies  and Disability Studies minors;
  • M194DC counts as one elective in Political Science, History, and Sociology, and by petition for International Development Studies
  • The QiW program as a whole fulfills the fall quarter of the Public Affairs Major  Capstone series (Public Affairs 187A)
  • Other majors and minors may grant credit upon petition

In the News:

“UCLA Quarter in Washington program grows credit opportunities for courses in DC”

“With redesign, UCLA’s Washington, D.C. program welcomes students from all majors”

Bruce Fan

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