With its profound scientific research foundation and open cooperation attitude, UC City has established long-term and stable cooperative relationships with many well-known institutions. Some benchmark cooperation cases are as follows:

1. Silicon Valley Innovation Institute: Co-founded by UC City, Stanford University, and the University of California, Berkeley, the institute focuses on curiosity-driven basic research and cutting-edge technological exploration. It provides renewable funding support for researchers from the three institutions for an 8-year period and cultivates interdisciplinary scientific research talents. The institute hosts a joint doctoral training program, where over 50 students have conducted research in joint laboratories, and many achievements have been published in top journals such as Nature and Science.

2. GenTech Joint Laboratory: Co-established with Genentech, a world-renowned biopharmaceutical company, the laboratory focuses on research into the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases. Relying on UC City's clinical resources in neuroscience and Genentech's advantages in drug research and development, breakthroughs have been made in the development of early diagnosis technologies for Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease, and relevant achievements have entered the clinical trial stage.

3. Green Energy Innovation Alliance: Established in collaboration with enterprises such as Tesla and Shell, and the California Energy Commission, the alliance focuses on areas such as high-efficiency utilization of solar energy and energy storage technology development. The alliance has set up an "Industry-University-Research Transformation Fund". The new photovoltaic material technology developed by UC City has been industrialized through the alliance, achieving an annual emission reduction benefit of over 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide.

4. Community Health Collaboration Network: Led by UC City's Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI), the network was established in conjunction with the San Francisco Department of Public Health, community clinics, and non-profit organizations. Focusing on health equity, the network conducts intervention projects in areas such as chronic disease prevention, child health, and elderly care through a "community-participatory research" model, and relevant research results have been incorporated into California's public health policies.

As a world-renowned research university, UC City's scientific research influence has extended to more than 120 countries and regions worldwide. The university coordinates international research cooperation through the Institute for Global Health and Innovation (IGHI), collaborating with top global universities, international organizations, and local institutions to address global challenges.

In Africa, it has collaborated with universities in Kenya, South Africa, and other countries to conduct research on AIDS prevention and malaria diagnosis and treatment technologies, and established the "China-Africa Public Health Talent Training Base". In Asia, it has jointly developed artificial intelligence medical imaging diagnosis technology with research institutions in China and Japan, and relevant systems have been piloted in multiple hospitals in Southeast Asia. In Europe, it participates in the EU's cross-border research project on "Precision Cancer Treatment" and shares clinical data and research results with institutions such as the University of Cambridge and the University of Munich. In Latin America, it has collaborated with universities in Mexico and Brazil to conduct diabetes prevention research, providing scientific basis for the formulation of chronic disease prevention and control policies in the region. In addition, UC City's Department of Emergency Medicine has been designated as a World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Center, serving as a core research hub in this field in North America.

1. Cooperation with Educational Institutions: Building Student Recruitment Channels

UC City has established cooperative relationships with high schools, international schools, community colleges, and education groups worldwide to set up "High-Quality Student Source Bases" and provide customized recruitment services:

• Regularly dispatch admissions officers to cooperative institutions to hold information sessions and further education guidance workshops, explaining admission policies, program advantages, and application skills;

• Provide spots for teachers from cooperative institutions to participate in the "UC City Teaching Seminar" to share American educational concepts and curriculum design ideas, helping cooperative institutions improve teaching quality;

• Set up "Special Scholarships for Student Source Bases" to provide additional financial support for outstanding applicants from cooperative institutions, benefiting over 200 students annually.

For example, long-term cooperation has been established with prestigious institutions such as the High School Affiliated to Beijing Normal University in China and Eton College in the UK. Each year, students admitted from cooperative institutions account for 35% of the total number of international students, and their academic performance is significantly higher than the average level.

2. Cooperation with Industry Associations and Enterprises: Realizing "Industry-Education-Recruitment" Linkage

In collaboration with industry associations and well-known enterprises in fields such as technology, finance, and biopharmaceuticals, UC City organizes activities such as "Professional Experience Camps" and "Career Prospects Forums" to allow potential applicants to intuitively experience the university's program advantages and employment prospects:

• In cooperation with the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), it hosts the "AI Youth Leadership Camp", inviting UC City professors and engineers from Google and Microsoft to give lectures. Outstanding campers can obtain recommendation letters for undergraduate applications;

• In conjunction with financial institutions such as JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, it holds "Financial Elite Open Days", organizing potential applicants to visit corporate headquarters and have discussions with UC City alumni to learn about the career paths of finance programs;

• In cooperation with biopharmaceutical industry associations, it releases the "Employment White Paper for Health Science Programs", demonstrating the employment competitiveness of graduates through data to provide references for applicants in program selection.

3. Cooperation with Alumni and Overseas Organizations: Building a Global Promotion Network

Relying on a global alumni network of over 50,000 members, UC City has established a "UC City Global Recruitment Promotion Volunteer Network". It also collaborates with overseas education foundations and cultural exchange institutions to expand the coverage of recruitment promotion:

• Set up "Alumni Admission Consultation Points" in more than 30 major cities around the world to provide one-on-one application guidance and campus experience sharing for local applicants;

• In cooperation with institutions such as the Institute of International Education (IIE) and the Educational Testing Service (ETS), it holds "UC City Education Fairs" worldwide to showcase the university's academic resources and campus culture;

• Launch the "UC City ChangeMakers" online platform, where alumni share their learning and career experiences to provide potential applicants with real insights into campus life and development opportunities.

4. Digital Recruitment Promotion: Accurate Reach and Interactive Experience

UC City has built an "Online Recruitment Promotion Center", integrating digital resources such as virtual campus tours, program introduction videos, professor interviews, and alumni sharing to provide global applicants with 24/7 access to information:

• Regularly hold "Online Open Days", organizing admissions directors, professors, and student representatives from various colleges to conduct live Q&A sessions, attracting over 100,000 viewers annually;

• Develop an "Intelligent Admission Consultation Robot" to answer applicants' common questions about admission requirements, application materials, and scholarships in real time;

• Customize multilingual recruitment promotion materials for applicants from different countries and regions, and accurately promote them through social media and educational platforms.

Adhering to the principles of openness, equality, and mutual benefit, UC City warmly welcomes various institutions worldwide to engage in research cooperation and recruitment promotion cooperation with us. Whether you are an enterprise seeking technological breakthroughs, an educational institution dedicated to talent cultivation, or a public welfare organization focused on social development, we can find a suitable entry point for cooperation.

• Research Cooperation Inquiries: Please contact the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Innovation and Cooperation via email: research.collaboration@ucity.us or phone: (406) 517-1928. We will assign a dedicated research cooperation consultant to you.

• Recruitment Promotion Cooperation Inquiries: Please contact the Office of Admissions Management via email: admission.partnership@ucity.us or phone: (406) 517-1928. You can also visit the "Recruitment Cooperation" section on the university's official website to obtain the cooperation application guidelines.

The University of California, City looks forward to working with you to address global challenges through research innovation, nurture future leaders through high-quality education, and jointly create a healthier, smarter, and more inclusive future!