HQ Function

The primary center for undergraduate and graduate education, extensive research activities, university administration, and vibrant student life.

Notable Features:

The historic Academical Village, including The Rotunda and The Lawn (a UNESCO World Heritage site), Alderman Library, Fralin Museum of Art, Scott Stadium, and John Paul Jones Arena.

Work Culture:

For faculty and staff, the culture emphasizes academic excellence, groundbreaking research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and a profound commitment to student development. The environment is steeped in history and driven by the Honor System, fostering integrity and intellectual curiosity.

HQ Significance:

As the historical and intellectual heart of the university, designed by Thomas Jefferson, it embodies his vision for public higher education and serves as a beacon of learning, innovation, and democratic ideals in the U.S.

Values Reflected in HQ: The pursuit of knowledge, ethical leadership, dedicated public service, unwavering honor, and the Jeffersonian ideal of an 'academical village' that promotes close interaction and community between students and faculty.

Location:

The University of Virginia supports a wide range of global functions, including extensive study abroad programs across numerous countries, international research collaborations with universities and institutions worldwide, support for international students and scholars on its main campus, and global experiential learning opportunities. UVA also has various alumni chapters and engagement efforts internationally, fostering a global community.

Street Address:

P.O. Box 400224, Charlottesville, VA 22904 (General University Address - specific buildings have unique addresses)

City:

Charlottesville

State/Province:

Virginia

Country:

United States