Creative Writing MFA Program
The Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing Program at the University of Virginia is a three-year graduate program that admits five poets and five fiction writers each academic year.
The Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing Program at the University of Virginia is a three-year graduate program that admits five poets and five fiction writers each academic year.
Drama Students at UVA have the opportunity to pursue their degrees in a state-of-the-art theatre complex, which includes the 520-seat Culbreth Theatre with proscenium stage, the flexible 160 to 200-seat Helms Theatre and, the brand-new 300-seat Ruth Caplin Theatre, a thrust theatre.
ArtLab brings artists and scientists together to share viewpoints, observations, philosophies, and perspectives in their common quest to observe and understand the world around them.
The Visual Resources Center (VRC) grew out of individual faculty slide holdings in the late 1960's, into a centralized departmental collection in order to more effectively and efficiently share resources and avoid duplication of effort.
Milton LandLab is a collaboration between the School of Architecture's Landscape Architecture faculty and students with support from the FABLAB. It provides a unique opportunity for students to study and propose methodologies and practices for design research based in landscape mediums.
The Fabrication Lab, or FabLab, is a center for empowering people with tools for making, prototyping, and construction at a range of scales, materials, and techniques.
At UVA School of Architecture, our studios and labs are at the center of what we do. They are places of experimentation and speculation, where emergent technologies and concepts are explored, applied, and tested. Our studios and labs are spaces where hands-on, active learning and making occurs every day.
The Rap Lab at UVA is a collaborative hip-hop cypher space (for composing, recording, and editing) and classroom in the University of Virginia’s Department of Music, located in New Cabell Hall 398.
The Charlottesville creative community is back in business, with concerts, art exhibitions, and events galore to keep students and community members entertained throughout the coming months!
The Music Interactions Lab is a facility for developing and conducting research on new ways of performing and interacting with music. It features a state-of-the-art motion capture system that can be used to create movement and study the movements of musicians, listeners, and dancers.