The University of California at Davis is located in the center of Northern California. This is a vibrant university town with a population of 68,000. It's only 15 minutes' drive from the capital of California, making it easy for you to explore world-class tourist attractions, such as the San Francisco Bay Area, Silicon Valley, Lake Tahoe and Napa Valley, all within 2 hours' drive. Davis belongs to the Mediterranean climate, with dry summer and mild winter, with an average annual sunshine of 265 days, which is very suitable for outdoor activities.

Abundant scientific research opportunities

The University of California at Davis is committed to providing students with rich scientific research opportunities. The undergraduate research center enables all undergraduates to participate in scientific research projects. More than half of the students and teachers are engaged in cutting-edge research, involving agriculture, environment, health, energy, economy and public policy.

Scientific research projects of several colleges

Students can choose to participate in scientific research projects of Agricultural Sustainable Development College, Bodega Marine Laboratory, Genome Research Center, Kingholl Law School, Mondavi School of Wine and Food Science, Lake Tahoe Environmental Research Center and University of California, Davis Medical Center.