The Bachelor of Science in Community and Regional Development at UC Davis (College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences) provides students with a comprehensive and comparative understanding of the economic, political, environmental, and socio-cultural forces transforming regions and local communities. The program covers principal subjects such as community and organizational development, social change processes, the influence of culture and ethnicity, research methodologies, and the impacts of innovation and technology. Students can specialize in tracks such as community groups, organization and management, policy and planning, or social services. The curriculum emphasizes practical experience: an internship is required for graduation, allowing students to connect academic knowledge with real-world practice. Graduates are prepared for careers in community development, regional planning, program evaluation, nonprofit management, and related fields, or for graduate studies in public health, law, social sciences, or urban planning. 来源： https://grad.ucdavis.edu/applying-uc-davis