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UMBC’s professional programs will give you the skills and network you need to excel in your career. But don’t just take our word for it, read the Professional Programs blog to learn about stories of student success, faculty in focus, industry news, career outlooks, and UMBC’s Grit in Practice.

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Professional Programs Blog

  • While it can be difficult to admit when you’re wrong, it can help you develop as a growth-minded person if you remain open to learning from mistakes.  This is especially […] The post 4 Ways to Develop from Mistakes appeared first on Office of Professional Programs.
  • March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the many accomplishments and contributions of women throughout history. From scientists and artists to activists and politicians, women have made significant […] The post UMBC Celebrates Women’s History Month appeared first on Office of Professional Programs.
  • Online learning has many advantages for those who are self-directed and self-motivated. However, many students are hesitant to embrace remote learning as they believe it can be distracting and may […] The post Three Advantages to Online Learning appeared first on Office of Professional Programs.
  • Are you considering a career change into college teaching? Are you looking for ways to make an impact in the lives of college students? Look no further than this episode […] The post Embracing an Encore Career in Teaching [Podcast] appeared first on Office of Professional Programs.
  • Study groups can benefit you if you’re looking for an outlet to help encourage better study habits. In fact, study groups can be a great way to supplement the material […] The post The Benefits of Study Groups appeared first on Office of Professional Programs.

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