What is UCLA Access Control?

UCLA Access Control refers to the systems, processes, and personnel responsible for managing and regulating access to buildings, rooms, and resources on the UCLA campus. This includes the use of key cards, electronic locks, and other security measures to ensure that only authorized individuals can enter specific areas. The Access Control team works to maintain campus safety, coordinate with departments for access needs, and respond to security concerns. Their services are essential for both the protection of university assets and the safety of students, faculty, and staff.