The Health IT field is extremely people-centered and produces a tangible outcome that impacts most everyone in society. The healthcare environment is rapidly changing, creating an ever-present need for qualified […]
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Cyber Hacks | UMBC Industry News
Networked technologies integrate into every aspect of society, business, and government. This presents innumerable opportunities for adversaries to disrupt modern society. And UMBC’s Cybersecurity Graduate Programs prepares its students to […]
Realizing Your Full Potential [VIDEO]
Professionals who want to take their engineering skills to the next level will benefit from UMBC’s Professional Engineering Graduate Programs.
The Art of Failing Up | [PODCAST]
“Failing is a stepping stone to progress,” says UMBC graduate faculty instructor, Dr. John J. Johnson, IV. Behind every success story is a story of where someone learned a lesson […]
Health IT in a Pandemic World | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s Master’s in Health Information Technology program prepares experienced working professionals to fill a range of opportunities within the health care profession. This is especially important in today’s current pandemic […]
Ethics in Action: Intro to Ethically Aligned Design [VIDEO]
UMBC’s Engineering Professional Programs is partnering with the American Society for Engineering Management (ASEM) to offer a series of webinars exploring diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE/I) in technical management and […]
Cybersecurity Jobs Are Plentiful Around the World [VIDEO]
If you’re looking to make a shift into Cybersecurity or want to advance in the field, now is the time. Cybersecurity jobs are plentiful and in-demand. UMBC’s Cybersecurity Graduate Programs […]
A Need for Health IT Professionals [VIDEO]
Now, more than ever, the Health IT field needs professionals with a desire to make an impact in the world.
Improving Our World | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s Biotechnology graduate programs challenge students to think outside the box in order to innovate and solve many complex issues facing humankind.
Systems Engineering – A Professor Bringing His Experience to the Classroom
Dr. Jeffrey S. Ray, professor with UMBC’s graduate programs in systems engineering, chatted with us about his career path, the courses he teaches, where he feels the industry is heading […]