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Build your tech skills at UCOP

Build the technical know-how you need to grow you career right here at UCOP.


Earn a professional certificate from Microsoft

LinkedIn Learning has partnered with Microsoft to offer the most in-demand professional certificates.


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Apply for the UCOP Leadership Fundamentals for Aspiring Leaders program (LFP)

If you aspire to be a manager or supervisor, check out this opportunity to learn key aspects of leadership, time management and wellness.


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Registration is open for September classes and workshops

Check out these upcoming courses from UCOP Learning and Development — all free for UCOP staff.


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Build your skills with the UCOP Project Management Collection

Expand your project management skillset and learn new techniques to plan, initiate and successfully execute future projects.


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Learn how to combat imposter syndrome

Learn to build a happier, more sustainable and positive sense of self during this helpful course.


Tuesday: Karen Arnold and Kelly Howard discuss unlocking careers at UC

Register today for this and other upcoming events in the 2023 UC Black Administrators’ Council Summer Webinar Series!


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Apply for a UCOP mindfulness learning cohort

Grow and develop skillful strategies for navigating challenges, stress and anxiety at work by signing up for a seven-session mindfulness cohort.


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Become a stronger communicator with a new UCOP course series certificate

UCOP Learning and Development is launching a learning certificate opportunity focused on communication skills.


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UCOP Leadership Fundamentals for Aspiring Leaders program (LFP)

If you have never been a manager or supervisor, check out this opportunity to learn key aspects of leadership, time management and wellness.


People skills are power skills

Most employers say the most relevant skills for employees today are emotional intelligence, communication, collaboration, leadership and a growth mindset.