Producing more efficient, sustainable and powerful systems
Many of the new technologies being introduced today hold the promise of substantial societal benefit if we successfully apply the technologies to solve real-world problems, such as treating and curing diseases and protecting critical systems from cyber attacks.Celebrating the Class of 2025
The UVA Systems and Information Engineering Class of 2025 has exemplified innovation, resilience and a commitment to engineering for the greater good throughout their academic journey, pushing boundaries and setting new standards for excellence.
As they step into the next chapter, we recognize their achievements and the bright futures they are poised to create. Click here for more Class of 2025 stories, photos and videos.
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Graduating Stars Prepare To Launch Their Careers
Fourth-year students share memories and show gratitude as they say goodbye.
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Outstanding Ph.D. Student Award Recipients
UVA Engineering's exceptional students have demonstrated meaningful contributions to their fields through innovative research, dedicated mentorship and community engagement.
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Celebrating Excellence: 2025 UVA Engineering Outstanding Student Award Winners
Each year, the University of Virginia’s School of Engineering and Applied Science recognizes students who demonstrate exceptional achievement in academics, research, leadership and service.
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Spring Picnic and Awards
The department celebrated its spring 2025 picnic and awards ceremony at the Park at North Grounds.
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Capstone Presentations
Fourth-year systems engineering students presented their capstone projects during the 2025 Systems and Information Engineering Design Symposium.
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Engineering Hoos Win Hughes Award
The School of Engineering and Applied Science is proud to announce this year’s Thomas Hughes Award winners for undergraduate research.
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Grad Thesis SLAM!
Systems Ph.D. graduate Jad Atweh was one of three finalists representing UVA Engineering at this year's Grad Thesis SLAM!
As Systems Engineers
We push the boundaries of knowledge in our three core areas—human technology interaction, information and intelligent automation, and operations research and analytics—to improve performance across the range of human activity. Newly developed approaches have produced advances in domains as varied as aviation safety, juvenile diabetes, manufacturing, precision medicine and surgery. Through all our work, we seek to benefit society by fostering safety, efficiency and sound decision-making.
