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Explore the UC story through data

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UC employee headcount

Employee headcount dashboard with October and April snapshots back to 2011.

UC workforce diversity

Current state and historical patterns in the gender, ethnic, and age diversity of UC employee segments using various interactive filters. (Back to 2011.)

UC employees, full-time equivalent (FTE)

FTE of personnel by category and fund source with October and April snapshots back to 2011, as well as fiscal year data.

UC 2030 dashboard

This dashboard shows the UC 2030 goals in UC's multiyear framework.

Course enrollment by instructional modality

This dashboard provides insights into the different undergraduate instructional modalities across the UC system, including the number of students taking online vs in-person courses, the share of UC’s instructional offerings that are offered online vs. in-person, and the demographics of students by each instructional modality.

UC inventions at a glance

UC technology commercialization benefits the public by transforming UC inventions into innovative products and economic impacts.

Undergraduate affordability

Gain knowledge of UC Undergraduate financial support, net cost of attendance, student loan debt, and cumulative debt burden at graduation for UC students.

UC community safety dashboards

The UC Community Safety Plan calls on all UC campuses to collect and publicly share uniform campus safety data to empower the UC community and inform change.

Community safety: Calls for service

Calls for service to law enforcement agencies generally include calls to “911” for emergency assistance and may also include calls to non-emergency numbers. UC Police Departments are required to report monthly data to UCOP on civilian calls for service, noting call category (standardized across UC locations), call type (details that can be different by location), and month received.

Community safety: Use of force

All UC locations are required to submit quarterly data on use of force incidents to the UC Office of the President. This reporting includes incidents that qualify for mandatory reporting to the California Department of Justice along with certain incidents that do not qualify for state reporting.