UMBC and the United Way of Central Maryland teamed up in a Design Thinking project to bring awareness to the ALICE program, an important community program to help Maryland families […]
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A Community of Innovators | UMBC Industry News
UMBC is a vibrant community of innovators who strive to make a difference in the world at large. Whether that is through art, science, technology, or service in any capacity, […]
A Career with Impact | IO Psychology [PODCAST]
The field of IO Psychology is vast. From specialized focus to a more generalized strategic approach, IO Psychologists can impact organizations on many levels.
COVID-19 Innovators | UMBC Industry News
This week, we learned that two UMBC student groups innovated and earned their place in the winning seats among four other USM student groups for creating a COVID-19 mobile app.
Real-Life Lessons from The Classroom: A Student Success Story [VIDEO]
For this UMBC Engineering Management Alumna, some of her favorite courses taught her how to solve real life problems and flow problems through a managerial perspective.
A UMBC Success Story with Paypal [VIDEO]
UMBC not only offers its students a high-quality educational experience, but it also prepares students for career success.
The Science of Viruses | UMBC Industry News
UMBC researchers have received various grants over the years to help advance their work in important, life-saving areas such as COVID-19 detection and anti-viral studies.
Community Incentives | UMBC Industry News
Recently, UMBC’s Community Leadership graduate program director Sally Scott, co-authored a report, Overcoming Barriers to Homeownership in Baltimore City. The report analyzed if additional first-time homebuyer incentives and more flexibly […]
The Critical Nature of Biotech | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s Biotechnology graduate program prepares students for a biotech career by addressing the changing needs of the industry through experiential learning.
The Learning & Performance Technology Field is Wide Open [VIDEO]
“Probably the most important thing about the master’s program is the fact that it is career-oriented.” Thejus Chakravarthy ’05 M.A. ISD.