University of Virginia

Thomas Jefferson founded the University of Virginia in Virginia, USA in 1819. The University of Virginia is a leading public university and is known for its research labs. It has over 22,000 students, including 6,500 graduate students and 15,891 undergraduate students. The University of Virginia has produced 55 Rhodes Scholars, ranking eighth in the United States, and graduates from numerous companies that together generate more than $1.6 trillion in annual revenue and create 2.3 million jobs (such as Reddit, CNET, and Space Adventures). UVA offers 121 majors across 8 faculties and 3 professional schools. The university is located on a historic central campus of 1,135 acres (1.8 sq mi, 459.3 hectares) that is partially protected by UNESCO. It also maintains 562 acres north of the North Fork campus and 2,913 acres at Morwen Farm southeast of the city. He also managed Wise College in southwest Virginia and George Mason University and the University of Mary Washington in northern Virginia until they became institutionally independent in 1972.

The University of Virginia is considered the first and only UNESCO World Heritage Site. Students from over 140 countries study at this university. That's why it's ranked among the top MBA universities in America in 2022.

Established: January 25, 1819
Location: Charlottesville, Virginia, United States
Website: www.virginia.edu