Piedmont Virginia Community College Campuses

The Eugene Giuseppe Center serves as a satellite location in Greene County, providing accessible education to rural communities with a focus on foundational and workforce development courses.

• General Education and Transfer: Core courses in English, mathematics, history, and sciences for associate degrees.
• Workforce Development: Computer skills, business basics, and professional development workshops.
• Continuing Education: Non-credit classes in personal enrichment, health, and community topics.
• Limited Health and Human Services: Introductory courses in medical assisting and early childhood education.

The Jefferson School City Center is a downtown satellite focused on urban accessibility, offering specialized programs including culinary arts and flexible scheduling for working students in central Charlottesville.

• Culinary Arts: Associate degree and certificate programs in culinary arts and hospitality.
• Business and Professional Studies: Courses in management, entrepreneurship, and office technology.
• General Studies: Day and evening classes supporting transfer and career pathways in liberal arts and sciences.
• Community and Enrichment: Adult education, ESL, and short-term workforce training sessions.

The main campus of Piedmont Virginia Community College focuses on comprehensive associate degree and certificate programs serving the Charlottesville and Albemarle County region. It offers a wide range of academic and career-oriented courses in a scenic setting with modern facilities.

• Business and Information Technology: Accounting, business management, computer science, and cybersecurity programs.
• Health Sciences: Nursing, dental assisting, medical assisting, and emergency medical services training.
• Arts and Humanities: Fine arts, liberal arts, English, history, and performing arts courses.
• Science and Engineering Technology: Biology, chemistry, engineering technology, and environmental science.
• Public Safety and Human Services: Criminal justice, early childhood education, and social work pathways.
• Skilled Trades and Applied Technology: Welding, HVAC, automotive technology, and construction management.