The University of California, Santa Barbara is a public research university, which belongs to one of the University of California systems. Founded in 1907, the university, formerly known as California College, is the third university in Santa Barbara. 1925 became a branch of the University of California and began to offer postgraduate courses. 1944, the school was renamed the University of California, Santa Barbara.

This university enjoys a high reputation in many fields, especially in science, engineering and art, and it has many Nobel Prize winners in physics, chemistry, biology and earth sciences. In addition, the School of Engineering is also considered as one of the top engineering schools in the United States, among which electronic engineering and computer science are highly respected.

In addition to academic achievements, the University of California, Santa Barbara is also the center of cultural and social activities. There are many student organizations, art performances and concerts on campus, as well as various sports and entertainment facilities. The school sports team is also considered as one of the best sports teams in the country.

Teaching philosophy of University of California, Santa Barbara;

1, the school pays attention to cultivating students' independent thinking ability and innovative spirit. It encourages students to challenge the traditional mode of thinking and actively explore new academic fields and interdisciplinary research directions. In order to stimulate students' innovative spirit, the school has set up various laboratories, research centers and creative projects to provide students with opportunities for practice and exploration.

2. The University of California, Santa Barbara attaches importance to the guiding role of teachers. The school has hired the world's top scholars and experts as teachers to provide students with high-quality teaching and guidance. Teachers not only impart knowledge in the classroom, but also cultivate students' practical operation ability and problem-solving ability through scientific research projects and practical experience.

3. The school advocates international education. The University of California, Santa Barbara has established cooperative relations with universities all over the world, offering exchange programs and double-degree courses to students. The school also attracts international students and visiting scholars from all over the world, adding a multicultural atmosphere to the campus. Through international communication, students can broaden their horizons, enhance their intercultural communication ability and prepare for future international competition.

4. The University of California, Santa Barbara emphasizes social responsibility and public participation. The school encourages students to pay attention to social issues, participate in public welfare activities, and cultivate students' sense of social responsibility and civic awareness. In addition, the school also cooperates with local communities and enterprises to carry out various research and projects to contribute to local economic development.