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• FIS Training Manual
• OMB Circular A-21
• UC Accounting Manual
• UC Business and Finance Bulletins
• UCOP Budget Office

P&B Units

Academic Planning and Analysis

Budget and Resource Management

Capital Planning and Space Management

Data Management Services

Institutional Research and Policy Studies

In addition to its analytic support to the Chancellor and campus administrators, the Budget and Resource Management (Budget) unit of Planning and Budget helps coordinate campus-wide budget planning as well as identifying and allocating the resources necessary for UC Santa Cruz to excel as a major research university. These on-going responsibilities include

The planning calendar for the campus' operating budget;
The compilation of standard budget reports and profiles to help inform campus planning processes; and
The tracking of faculty recruitment authorizations and budget policy.

Campus staff who work with financial information will also want to avail themselves of tool, resources, and training materials published by the office.

Updates on the 2008-09 & 2009-10 budgets
Latest news on the UC budget, updates on campus budget planning for 2009-10, and the next steps at the state level to address California's economic issues ... [More]

The UC Santa Cruz Budget - A Bird's Eye View
This updated publication provides an overview of the campus' 2008-09 budget ... [More]

UCSC Budget Handbook - An Overview of Funds Supporting UCSC
This new publication (updated September 2009) refines and clarifies the campus's operating budget processes and the principles by which resources are allocated ... [More]

Report considers economic contributions to the local economy
An analysis of 2004-05 expenditures by the campus and its employees and students shows that UC Santa Cruz contributes $960 million in economic activity within Santa Cruz County which creates over 9,500 additional jobs for local residents ... [More]

Special "Investing in California's Future" website provides latest news about the UC budget situation and UC's impact ... [More]