UVA Global is...
Global Studies is a pan-University program comprised of five vibrant, diverse, and interwoven learning communities re-imagining undergraduate education in the 21st century. The innovative and interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts curriculum prepares students to assess and navigate complex social, political, and economic systems. They connect with local communities, institutions, and places, in order to imagine flourishing futures for particularly and differently situated people in communities, locally and globally.
The Center for Global Inquiry and Innovation (CGII) was founded to encourage and fund global research throughout the University of Virginia. CGII's mission is to stimulate inquiry in all fields and disciplines (arts, humanities, social sciences, STEM), to promote interdisciplinary and collaborative practices, and to address challenges of global scale, scope, concern, perspective, and impact.
The faculty and staff of the Center for Global Health Equity work to support the development of global health leaders and global health capacity with partner institutions, organizations, faculty and students.
The International Studies Office (ISO) is a University-wide resource which contributes to UVA's global mission through activities, programs and services designed to support the development of a globally aware, culturally diverse education and research environment. Through the International Students and Scholars Program, UVA Education Abroad, and the Lorna Sundberg International Center, the ISO provides expertise and infrastructure to help expand and sustain global education at the University of Virginia. The ISO is also home to the CORE (Cultural Orientation, Reflection, and Engagement) Program and the Peace Corps Prep Program.
Join us at the Irving Theater in the CODE building on Thursday, October 17 at 4:30 pm for a timely talk by Matteo Lepore, the Mayor of Bologna, as he explores the critical role cities play in addressing the planetary challenges of the 21st century. From artificial intelligence and health to climate change, education, citizenship, and democracy, this event will dive into how Bologna serves as a model for municipalism in action. Mayor Lepore will share insights on how local governments can innovate and lead in creating sustainable, inclusive futures for all.
The Jefferson Society Speaker Series for Fall 2024 is pleased and proud to present a conversation with Former PM of Palestinian Authority Salam Fayyad, moderated by the Miller Center's Mara Rodman.
Welcome to this year’s UVA in the World report, which chronicles the University’s accelerating global engagements across multiple disciplines and regions, featuring a panoply of new student experiences, exciting strides in research, and an expanding international presence for the University.
