The Vermont Advanced Computing Center (VACC) is a research facility offering computing services to UVM faculty, staff and students. VACC's mission includes strategic support in three key areas: ...

The School of World Languages and Cultures (SWLC), part of UVM’s College of Arts and Sciences, unites scholar-teachers and students to explore how language is intertwined with all facets of life.

Through a well-established network of collaborations with local and state agencies, preservation organizations, museums, and practicing professionals, UVM Historic Preservation Program students have ...

Geospatial technologies provide new and evolving expertise for addressing the major challenges of our time by transforming data into geographically referenced information. UVM is a leader in the use ...

The Master of Science graduate degree in historic preservation is intended to prepare graduate students for broad-based careers in the field of historic preservation. Our primary educational goal is ...

Analyzing the ways in which race and ethnicity are constructed and articulated Students in the Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Program learn to deconstruct the way race and ethnicity are constructed ...

UVM's Program in French and Italian will expand your language skills while also deepening your knowledge of the many areas of the world where these languages are spoken, including Europe, North ...

An interdisciplinary approach to understanding global issues. For more than 50 years, UVM’s Global and Regional Studies Program (GRS), previously known as the Area and International Studies Program, ...

The Bachelor's of Science (B.S.) degree in Engineering is a non-departmental degree designed for students who want a strong engineering science base in preparation for an interdisciplinary engineering ...

UVM's Chinese program offers an innovative language curriculum that teaches the Chinese writing system and the Chinese sound system according to their unique characteristics and intrinsic regularity.

This past fall, Emily Longman, a post-doctoral associate in the UVM Department of Biology, launched a new class aimed at ...

Grit found at the bottom of an ice core in northwestern Greenland showed the site was ice free some 400,000 years ago says Paul Bierman, a geochemist at the University of Vermont. Joe Roman, UVM ...