Virginia Tech is home to 6,900 graduate students enrolled in certificate and degree programs across nine colleges. You can learn about our students and their work, our graduate programs, and the events and information we share via University News stories, our blogs, and our social media accounts here.
Graduate students and programs in the news
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Virginia Tech supports efforts to preserve Mongolian nomadic traditions
For millennia, Mongolia’s pastoral herders grazed their livestock on lush grasslands. Today, due to ongoing drought, harsh winters, and chronic overgrazing, the once verdant steppes are disappearing.
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Molecular and cellular biology doctoral program to kick off in fall 2018
The student’s official degree will be in the department or college of the faculty member with whom they choose to work, which include animal and poultry science; biochemistry; biological sciences; biomedical and veterinary sciences; human nutrition, foods, and exercise; and the School of Neuroscience.
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TBMH graduate students land elusive National Institutes of Health fellowships
Doctoral students Tristan Raisch and Carissa James have won National Institutes of Health research fellowships aimed at protecting people with heart problems.
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Latest posts on our blogs
Transforming Graduate Education
- On being inclusive Jul 18, 2018
- Effecting change in graduate education Jun 19, 2018
Diversity and Inclusion Dialogues
- Research and Education: a colonized project Sep 21, 2018
- Servant Leadership from MN to Tijuana (and back!) Sep 21, 2018
- No one is “illegal.” Sep 20, 2018
Graduate School Bulletin
The Graduate School has launched a twice-monthly newsletter that will be archived at this blog site. The blog is a way to communicate with graduate program directors (GPDs) and graduate coordinators regarding upcoming events, policy updates, administrative announcements and important deadlines.
