University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is a public research university located in Los Angeles, USA. It is a member of the Pacific Rim University Alliance and the International Public University Forum. Known as the "public Ivy League", it was selected into the British government's "high potential talent visa program". 20021-22, UCLA academic ranking of world universities 13, News World University 14, Times Higher Education World University, 20th.

The four oldest teaching buildings in UCLA: College Library, Royce Auditorium, Physical Biology Building and Chemistry Building, which are now PowellLibrary, RoyceHall, Humanities Building and Haines Hall, stand opposite each other in a square courtyard in the campus of 1.6 square kilometers. The first undergraduate class in the new campus 1929 started, enrolling 5500 students.

1933, in the face of persistent opposition from Berkeley, alumni, teachers, administrators and community leaders further lobbied the government, and UCLA was awarded the master's degree and doctor's degree in 1936.