In 2009-10, the University generated nearly $21 billion in revenues from a wide range of sources. Most of the University's revenues are restricted in the way that they may be used.

In addition to providing instruction for more than 234,000 students annually and maintaining a multibillion-dollar research enterprise, the University engages in a broad spectrum of ancillary activities. These include the operation of teaching hospitals, maintenance of world-class libraries, development of academic preparation programs and provision of auxiliary enterprises such as student residence halls and dining services. The University is also involved in the management of three Department of Energy (DOE) labs: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Los Alamos National Laboratory.

See chapter 12 tables.

Data for this indicator is not currently available.