The degree of the University of California, Davis is also a family style, with a horizontal design, the full name of the university in a special font, and the rest of the text of the entire document is printed in capital letters. There are two columns of signature content in the lower left corner, and there is a particularly eye-catching golden school badge in the middle of the bottom. The school badge adopts embossing and bronzing techniques to make it look more noble and beautiful.
A fake UC Davis degree requires attention to each of the above details, as well as the quality of the paper. There are 10 colleges under the school, which are famous for departments such as agriculture and forestry, engineering, management, economics, law, health, society, humanities and art, and are world-class research and education in veterinary medicine, environment, language, agriculture and sustainable economic development center.
Undergraduate
Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
Major subjects: Agriculture and Environmental Education, Animal Biology, Animal Science, Animal Science and Management, Atmospheric Science, Biotechnology, Clinical Nutrition, Community and Regional Development, Ecological Management and Restoration, Entomology, Environmental Horticulture and Urban Forestry, Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning, Environmental Science and Management, Environmental Toxicology, Food Science, Global Disease Biology, Human Development, Hydrology, International Agricultural Development, Landscape Architecture, Managerial Economics, Ocean and Coastal Science, Nutritional Science, Plants Science, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems, Design for Sustainable Environments, Viticulture and Enology, Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology (28 units in total)
Minor subjects: Aging and Adult Development, Agricultural Pest Management, Agricultural Systems and Environment, Animal Science – Animal Biology, Animal Science – Animal Genetics, Animal Science – Aquaculture, Animal Science – Dairy/Livestock, Animal Science – Equine , Applied Biosystems Technology, Applied Computing and Information Systems, Atmospheric Science, Ornithology, Climate Science and Policy, Community Development, Community Nutrition, Contemporary Leadership Mechanics, Environmental Horticulture, Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning, Environmental Toxicology, Fiber and Polymer Science, Food Service Management, Forensic Entomology, Fungal Biology and Ecology, Geographic Information Systems, Geographical Research, Global Disease Biology, Human Development, Hydrology, Insect Biology, Insect Ecology and Evolution, International Agricultural Development, International Scientific Research Landscape Restoration, Managerial Economics, Medical-Veterinary Entomology, Nematology, Nutrition and Food, Nutritional Science, Precision Agriculture, Science and Society, Soil Science, Textile and Clothing, Wildlife, Fish Class and Conservation Biology (43 courses in total)
School of Biological Sciences
Major subjects: Biological Sciences, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity, Genetics and Genomics, Marine and Coastal Sciences, Microbiology, Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior, Plants Biology (9 subjects in total)
Minor subjects: Biological Sciences, Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity, Sports Biology, Human Physiology, Neuroscience, Plant Biology, Quantitative Biology and Bioinformatics (7 courses in total)
College of Engineering
Major subjects: aerospace science and engineering, biochemical engineering, biological systems engineering, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, computer science and engineering, electrical engineering, environmental engineering , Materials Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering (12 courses in total)
Minor subjects: Biomedical Engineering, Computational Biology, Computer Science, Construction Engineering and Management, Electrical Engineering, Energy Policy, Energy Efficiency, Energy Science and Technology, Materials Science, Sustainable Development of the Built Environment (10 courses in total)
College of Arts and Sciences
Majors: African American and African Studies, Native American Studies, Asian American Studies, Mexican American Studies, American Studies, Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies, Medieval and Early Modern Studies, Political Science, Political Science -Public Service, International Relations, Media, Sociology, Sociology-Organizational Behavior Research*, Economics, History, Psychology, Comparative Literature, Philosophy, Religion, Classical Civilization, Art History, Studio Art, Design *, Music, Theater and Dance, Film and Digital Media, Marine and Coastal Sciences – Ocean and Earth Systems, Geology, Physics, Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Analysis and Operations Research, Mathematics and Scientific Computing, Statistics Science, Computer Science, Applied Physics, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Chemical Physics, Science and Technology Research, Cognitive Science, Linguistics, English, German, French, Chinese, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Spanish, individual majors (53 subjects in total; minor options are available except those marked with “”)
Minor subjects (excluding options duplicated with the major): Arabic Studies, Arabic, Environmental Geology, Film Studies, Geophysics, Principles and Methods of Training – Physical Education, Global and International Studies, Greek, History of Science and Philosophy of Science, Human Rights Studies, Indian and South Asian Studies, Iranian and Persian Studies, Jewish Studies, Latin American and Hemispheric Studies, Latin, Theory of Teaching Linguistics, Portuguese-Brazilian Studies, Oceanography, Professional Writing, Sexuality Studies, Society and Ethnicity Relations, War and Peace Studies (62 units in total)
Agriculture and Environment
Veterinary Science, Microbiology, International Agricultural Development, Integrative Genetics and Genomics, Hydrological Sciences, Horticulture and Agronomy, Public Health (MPH), Population Biology, Plant Pathology, Plant Biology, Pharmacology and Toxicology, Soil and Earth Biochemistry, Ecology (provide options for cooperative projects with San Diego State University), Entomology, Environmental Policy and Management, Nutritional Biology, Biosystems Engineering, Geography, Food Science, Atmospheric Science, Animal Science, Transportation Technology and Policy, Viticulture and Enology, Agriculture and Resource Economics, Agricultural and Environmental Chemistry, Geographical Studies
Biology and Life Sciences
Public health science, veterinary medicine, microbiology, molecular, cellular and comprehensive physiology, maternal and child nutrition, integrated pathobiology, integrated genetics and genomics, immunology, health informatics, biostatistics, clinical research, public health ( MPH), Population Biology, Plant Pathology, Plant Biology, Pharmacology & Toxicology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Ecology (option available for collaborative programs with SDSU), Entomology, Epidemiology, Nutritional Biology, Nursing Science and Healthcare Leadership (Ph.D./M.S.), Nursing (Master of Nursing Entry Program), Neuroscience, Biophysics, Biomedical Engineering, Biosystems Engineering, Biochemistry-Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology, Forensic Science , Food Science, Ornithology, Anthropology, Animal Biology, Animal Ethology
Engineering and Computer Science
Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Built Environment Sustainability, Materials Science, Geographic Information System, Energy Science and Technology, Energy Policy, Energy Efficiency, Construction Engineering and Management, Computational Biology , Applied Computing and Information Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Biological Systems Engineering, Biochemical Engineering, Aerospace Science and Engineering, Biotechnology[20]
Social Sciences
Maternal and Child Nutrition, International Business Law, Human Development, History, Cultural Studies, Community Development, Media Studies, Child Development, Public Health (MPH), Psychology, Political Science, Philosophy, Sociology, Religious Studies, Ecology, Economics, Nursing Science and Health Care Leadership (Ph.D./M.S.), Business Administration (MBA), Linguistics, Law, Geography, Geographical Studies, Anthropology, Transportation Technology and Policy, Agriculture and Resources Economics, Accounting (MPAc)
Arts and Humanities
Creative Writing, Music, History, Cultural Studies, Comparative Literature, Philosophy, Performance Studies, Religious Studies, Spanish, English, Native American Studies, Linguistics, German, French and Francophone Studies, Theater Arts, Design, Art History, art