The UC Alumni Career Network is a high-impact online series that gathers UC alumni systemwide to provide real-world professional advice on an array of career-driven topics.

Are you interested in becoming a certified emergency responder?UCOP is sponsoring several three-hour training sessions of the American Heart Association’s Heartsaver® training course in Oakland.

Mark your calendar for this upcoming professional development opportunity to enthrall your audience and attract the attention your presentations deserve.

If you’re an administrative, support or entry-level staff member, check out UCOP’s newly revamped Take Charge program. This five-month series is a supportive, fun way to bring your career to the next level.

Wondering how a doctoral degree can translate to a career outside the lab or classroom? Find out in the next episode of UC’s Virtual Career Series — available to all employees.

Are there skills you need to strengthen for success in your career? Learning and Development is here to help. Check out current classes or submit a training request.

Update and refine your technology skills with professional development software classes. Keep your team on track, bring projects to life and learn best practices for data visualization, website administration, presentations and more.

This fall, UC Systemwide Human Resources will offer a new three-day conference for HR professionals, empowering them to pursue continued development as they chart a career path at UC.

Get eight tips for integrating your culture and career from the latest episode of the UC Virtual Career series. And, get ready for the next episode, LGBTQ @ Work.

Wondering if you have biases? We all do! The first in a six-course online professional development series demystifies biases and helps us to understand why addressing them is crucial.

On May 30, join Raj Kapur, president of the Center for Project Management, for a free professional development course focused on strengthening key communication skills within teams.

Wondering if you’re providing your employees with the feedback they need? Try these 10 tips, and sign up for a helpful new course offered in Oakland, the UCPath Center and online.