Expanding digital health solutions for children
Senior receives full scholarship to study applied digital health at the University of Oxford as a Jepson Scholar.
At half the size of a typical research university, Richmond offers a close-knit, personal academic environment, with an average class size of 16 students and no teaching assistants — even in the lab. But at twice the size of a typical liberal arts college, Richmond also provides an abundance of graduate-level research opportunities in mathematics and the natural sciences, with more than 60 research-active faculty, no graduate students, and over $2 million in undergraduate research funding each year.
The Richmond Guarantee
Every Richmond undergraduate is guaranteed University funding for a paid summer experience, up to $5000, before graduating. Programs like UR Summer Fellowships allow you to pursue the internship or faculty-mentored research experience that best complements your academic pursuits — in any field of endeavor, and in any part of the world.
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Feature Stories
At the intersection of medical practice and evaluation
Senior plans a combined career in pediatric medicine and health system evaluation and improvement.
Two University of Richmond Students Awarded Goldwater Scholarships to Further Faculty-Mentored Chemistry Research
Two University of Richmond students — Phoebe Rubio and Arielle Vinnikov — have received Goldwater scholarships.
Investing in sustainability
A summer internship introduced senior Courtney Simpson to a career in sustainable investing. A return offer ensured she can continue to pursue her newfound interest.
University News
UR's Harnett Museum supports classroom curriculum with a new gallery exhibit
Faculty members from various departments are helping students learn lessons through the work of artists.
University of Richmond Biology Professor John Peters Receives $500K NSF Award to Support Research on Learning and Memory
The primary goal of this project is to better understand the molecules involved in memory formation.
