Your final official transcript will include all courses enrolled in and completed while here at UCSB Professional and Continuing Education (PaCE). This will include any courses for which you received a letter "P" for pass.
| Course Number | Course Title | Fall | Winter | Spring |
| MGMNT X171 | Cross-Cultural Conflict Management | X | ||
| MGMNT X172 | Ethical & Regulatory Environments | X | ||
| MGMNT X173 | Business Law & Social Responsibility | X |
This course schedule matrix below is meant to be a helpful guide, but please note that the schedule is subject to change. We make every effort to ensure that this information remains current; however, the links at the bottom of this page can be used as an additional reference to confirm accuracy.
For the schedule UCSB Department of Communication courses please use these links:
We are currently affiliated with UCSF and Stanford.
Additionally, once students are accepted into the following hospitals listed below, we will begin to seek affiliation agreements:
We are working with our legal counsel in exploring additional affiliation agreements. Please stay tuned.
In order to be affiliated with UCSB PaCE, students must have met the following requirements:
*** If you have not completed a minimum of 5 courses at UCSB PaCE PRIOR to the start of your internship, YOU WILL NOT be considered affiliated. This may jeopardize your internship opportunity.
Myth #1: Child life courses offered at UCSB PaCE do not award any academic units.
Fact #1: Within the limitations prescribed by various colleges and schools, credit earned in the Child Life courses may be accepted toward the B.A., B.S., or in post-graduate programs. However that determination is made exclusively by the receiving college/school/institution. We highly recommend that students discuss any transfer credit questions with their Department Advisor before enrolling in any PaCE courses. Learn more about credit transfer.
Myth #2: Child life courses offered at UCSB PaCE won't count towards the CCLS coursework requirements.
Fact #2: All UCSB PaCE child life courses are pre-approved by ACLP. This means we have received approval and validation from ACLP.
Myth #3: UCSB PaCE it not accredited.
Fact #3: As PaCE is a part of UCSB, our program is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC).
UCSB Professional and Continuing Education (PaCE) does not offer internship opportunities. Students are responsible for securing internship.
By enrolling in Open University (available in Fall, Winter and Spring quarters), you can take UCSB courses without a formal admission at UCSB. Enrollment is dependent on space availability. Please note that enrollment approval is ultimately at the Academic Department's discretion.
We have made some modifications to the Open University enrollment process starting with the Winter 2025 quarter. Please follow the below instructions exactly as they are listed.
Procedures For Requesting Disability Services for PaCE Programs/courses
Step 1: As early as possible before any instruction begins, contact us at help@professional.ucsb.edu with your written request for Disability Services detailing the specific need and the course/s you need the special services for.
Your U-Mail address is your UCSBNet ID followed by @ucsb.edu and the password is the same as the one for your UCSBNetID.