Timothy D. Sands is the 16 th president of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and a professor in the College of Engineering. Since joining Virginia Tech in 2014, President Sands has ...

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The major emphasizes the role of international organizations in global economy and development. You will think critically about the globalization’s impact on world economy, sustainable development, ...

We study how governments and political systems interact to distribute wealth and power across a global society. The theoretical and historical foundations, cultural characteristics, and economic ...

Our major in property management prepares you to tackle contemporary issues in property management and gives you hands-on experience with industry leaders. You will learn how to manage property, the ...

You will develop creative abilities, problem-solving skills, analytical abilities, and a foundation of knowledge of the residential design industry through lecture, laboratory, and studio classes. The ...

Our fashion merchandising and design major inspires students to envision fresh, creative approaches to meet the challenges facing the global apparel industry. The fashion merchandising and design ...

Opening in spring 2025 in Alexandria, Virginia, the Virginia Tech Innovation Campus is a place where you can gain hands-on experience working with industry and government to tackle real problems, ...

We protect and improve animal, human, and environmental health through education, research, and service by preparing a diverse group of students for careers, conducting research, and providing ...

Each year, around 1,100-1,400 students transfer to Virginia Tech from community colleges, two-year colleges, and four-year universities. As a transfer student you can pursue more than 120 academic ...