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Degree NameDegrees OfferedCampusArticulatedConcurrentJointAdmit Directly To Ph.D.
Dance
M.F.A.Irvine
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no
no
no
Dance
M.F.A.Los Angeles
no
no
no
no
Data Science and Engineering
M.A.S.San Diego
no
no
no
no
Demographic and Social Analysis
M.A.Irvine
no
no
no
no
Demography
M.A., Ph.D.Berkeley
no
no
no
yes
Dentistry
D.D.S.Los Angeles
no
no
no
no
Dentistry
D.D.S.San Francisco
no
no
no
yes
Design
M.F.A.Davis
no
no
no
no
Design Media Arts
M.F.A.Los Angeles
no
no
no
no
Development Practice
M.D.P.Berkeley
no
no
no
yes
Developmental & Stem Cell Biology
Ph.D.San Francisco
no
no
no
yes
Digital Arts & New Media
M.F.A.Santa Cruz
no
no
no
no
Drama
M.F.A.Irvine
no
no
no
no
Drama & Theatre(Joint UCI - UCSD Program)
Ph.D.Irvine
no
no
yes
yes
Drama & Theatre(Joint UCI - UCSD Program)
Ph.D.San Diego
no
no
yes
yes
Dramatic Art
M.F.A.Davis
no
no
no
no
Dynamical Neuroscience
Ph.D.Santa Barbara
no
no
no
yes
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Admit directly to Ph.D.Program does not require an applicant to possess a master's degree in order to be admitted to a doctoral program. An applicant may be admitted if they only possess a bachelor's degree.

Articulated degree programDual degree program that does not allow any credit overlap. Articulated programs are offered by academic and/or professional programs on the same campus.

Concurrent degree programDual degree program that provides an integrated curriculum of greater breadth between two disciplines. Concurrent programs are offered by academic and/or professional programs on the same campus.

Joint degree programDegree program offered jointly by two or more institutions. Joint programs are offered between different UC campuses, as well as between a UC campus and California State University (CSU) campus.