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We enable faculty to serve collaboratively as a force for positive change by prioritizing infrastructure that supports the creation of, enables connections and collaborations with, and elevates ...

The European and Transatlantic Studies minor explores the historical and contemporary relationships connecting Europe, the United States, and the broader transatlantic world. Examine political, ...

The Philosophy, Politics and Economics Major allows students to study systematically some of the most important social, ethical, economic, and political problems that our contemporary societies face.

For Fall 2026 admission, we received more than 58,000 applications for approximately 7,200 spaces in our entering class. To be a first-year applicant to Virginia Tech, you must complete: Must submit ...

Transfer students must meet academic requirements outlined below and complete the Transfer Application for admission. The most important factors considered for transfer admission are as follows: In ...

Virginia Tech shifted to test-optional for first-year applicants entering in Fall 2021 due to ongoing concerns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Virginia Tech remain test-optional for first-year ...

In the urban planning minor, students will learn the dynamics of urban change across time, space, and place. Students will gain a deep understanding of sustainable urban development and how smart ...

Community Engagement and Service minors develop the knowledge and skills needed to partner with communities to address real-world challenges and create meaningful social impact. Students study ...

Sports Culture and Management minors explore the connections among sports, media, business, culture, and society. Through an interdisciplinary curriculum, students examine sport from multiple ...

Games and Simulations minors examine the human, social, and cultural dimensions of games, simulations, and virtual environments. Students explore topics such as digital culture, storytelling, user ...