As a UVA engineer, you’ll work on real-world challenges starting in your first year, with guidance from faculty members who are renowned in their fields. You’ll have opportunities for experiential learning, lab work and research experiences and access to wrap-around support services.
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Every student has an advisor in the Engineering School. Learn how to contact your advisor and access other resources.
Engineering undergraduates are supported through an array of student support services including peer-to-peer tutoring, professional academic coaching, access to mental health support, and dedicated advising.
UVA Office of Dean of Students has an embedded assistant dean of students in the Engineering School, specializing in supporting students in crisis as well as connecting students with University resources.
UVA Engineering hosts two counselors from UVA's Counseling and Psychological Services team to support students with anxiety, depression, relationship and family concerns, healthy living and positive body image, multicultural issues, trauma and grief.
Courtney MacMasters is the accessibility specialist for the School of Engineering from the UVA Student Disability Access Center.
UVA Engineering offers 11 undergraduate degrees. Find the one that’s right for you!
UVA Engineering’s Madhur Behl puts us in the cockpit of a driverless car and makes us feel what happens when you hit a wall.
UVA engineering students gained intercultural and professional skills in Dubai through hands-on projects, corporate interactions and cultural experiences, preparing them for global careers.
UVA Engineering’s Madhur Behl, an expert in artificial intelligence for safe autonomous driving, joined the Darden School’s “Good Disruption” podcast to discuss the state of driverless car technology.
MAE’s Matthew Panzer and incoming ECE professor Mathews Jacob have been named Shannon Center Mid-Career Fellows.
In emergency medicine, access to blood-clotting platelets has long been a problem due to short shelf life and limited supplies. A UVA professor’s startup company might have the solution.
