The Regents of the University of California on behalf of their Los Angeles Campus Jobs

The Regents of the University of California (UC Regents) serve as the governing board for the University of California system, overseeing its ten campuses, including the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Established in 1868, the UC Regents are responsible for setting university policies, making decisions on student tuition, admissions, employee compensation, and land management.

They also engage in long-term planning for all UC campuses to ensure sustainable growth and academic excellence.

Board Composition

The UC Regents consist of 26 members including:

• 18 appointed by the Governor of California for 12-year terms
• One student Regent appointed by the board for a one-year term
• Seven ex officio members such as the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Speaker of the Assembly, Superintendent of Public Instruction, President of the University, and the leadership of Alumni Associations

UCLA Campus and Offerings

UCLA operates under policies and decisions made by the UC Regents. It offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across disciplines like arts, sciences, engineering, and social sciences.

The university hosts multiple research centers and institutes that contribute significantly to advancements across various fields.

Regents Meetings and Activities

The UC Regents hold regular meetings to discuss and decide on important university matters. For example, in March 2025, they met at the UCLA Luskin Conference Center to address topics such as investments, health services, and academic affairs.

Locations

In addition to its main campus, UCLA has several other locations in the Los Angeles area, including:

• Inglewood, CA
• Santa Monica, CA
• Multiple sites across Los Angeles, CA

These locations support academic programs, research initiatives, and community engagement efforts, expanding UCLA's impact throughout the region.

Governance Impact

Through its governance, the UC Regents ensure that UCLA and the other UC campuses continue to deliver high-quality education, produce impactful research, and serve the diverse needs of the California community effectively.