Health and Safety

The health and safety of international students and scholars at UC Berkeley is our primary concern. Not only does UC Berkeley's academic rigor cause stress, but a new, unfamiliar environment can compound the pressure that you may already be experiencing. To succeed at UC Berkeley, it is essential that you comfort and care for yourself. Below are a few resources that can be helpful in coping with challenges of life at UC Berkeley.

Health and Wellness

General Health Matters
For registered students and scholars, visit the University Health Services.

Counseling Services
All registered students at UC Berkeley are eligible to see a counselor at the Counseling and Psychological Service (CPS), located on the 3rd floor of the Tang Center. Counselors are available to talk to you about any matter of personal concern either on a walk-in basis (for urgent matters), or by appointment.

CARE Services for Faculty and Staff
If you are employed by UC Berkeley, you are eligible to use CARE Services for counseling on a wide range of personal concerns.

UC Berkeley Online Health Topics
You can find materials and answers to common health questions on this A-Z Online Index of Health Topics designed specifically for the UC Berkeley community.

Safety

UCB Campus Police
The UC Berkeley police is a full-service department, working 24-hours a day, 7 days a week to serve the UCB community. See their publication, Safety Counts for information about crime prevention on campus and what you can do to stay safe. Use their BearWALK Program if you are on campus late at night and need to walk home.

Earthquake Preparation
California is earthquake country. The campus' Office of Emergency Preparedness has helpful information on how to prepare for an earthquake and other large-scale disasters.


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