The University of Berkeley is located in Berkeley, San Francisco Bay Area, USA. It is a public research university, known as the "Public Ivy League", a member of association of american universities, and was selected as the "Visa Program for High Potential Talents" of the British government.

If the formation history of the United States is a history of continuous development from east to west, then Berkeley is the "intellectual development" base in the "western development" of the United States. This public university, together with private Stanford University and California Institute of Technology, supports the academic backbone in the west, comparable to the Ivy League universities in the eastern United States.

Berkeley is famous for its multiculturalism. 1990 February 15, the board of directors of the university of California appointed Tian Changlin, a Chinese professor, as the president of Berkeley, the first Chinese president of a famous university in the United States. The first direction of his school management is to "strive to maintain Berkeley's outstanding position in teachers and academics" and adhere to the concept of "diversity and Excellence".

During his tenure, the University of California at Berkeley attracted the most talented and diverse students in the country. At the same time, "Berkeley increased the number of top talents it wanted, and 80% of them got it."

Berkeley University attaches equal importance to undergraduate and postgraduate education. For a long time, the graduate school of this school has maintained the largest scale among universities in the United States, and the number of graduate students and postdoctoral students accounts for 1/3 of the total number of students in the school. As qualified high-level experts and scholars, they constantly rush to various jobs in American society and make contributions to American economic and social development.