
Senior embraces creative self-expression by writing and directing play.
The social sciences focus on the study of human society. From psychology to political science to international studies, Richmond offers you a wealth of opportunities for in-depth study of society — whether in a close-knit, dynamic classroom environment with dedicated faculty, or through an array of “real-world” experiences ranging from study abroad (70% of Richmond students) to research (50%) to internships (90%). Our interdisciplinary majors in Health Studies and PPEL (Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and Law), along with our unique School of Leadership Studies, typify the cross-disciplinary opportunities available to students.
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.
Senior embraces creative self-expression by writing and directing play.
Students learn that conventional leaders and malevolent leaders often use similar means to achieve very different ends.
Barkin will address University of Richmond graduates during the main Commencement ceremony in May.
Seven Jepson students and three 2024 graduates presented research at conferences in Los Angeles, Denver, and Richmond last month.
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.
Attending the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy proves a culminating experience for Richmond Scholar Nandini Raisurana.