GIS permeates those parts of our lives that are often overlooked by the general population, and this is just one of the many aspects that UMBC’s GIS graduate program addresses […]
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The Data Science World | Faculty in Focus with Patty Delafuente
The data science world is complex, engaging, and always changing. Almost every industry sector is looking for new hires with data science skills. That includes industries like finance and insurance, […]
An Industry on the Boom | UMBC Industry News
The pharmaceutical industry is booming, and that’s good news for students of UMBC’s M.P.S. Biotechnology graduate program and the new Transitional Life Science Technology (TLST) program.
Biotechnology Job Outlook | A Career in High Demand [VIDEO]
Are you looking for a career in high demand? If so, the biotechnology job outlook looks promising.
56% Salary Increase for UMBC Data Science Student [VIDEO]
When Nick Calomeris sat down with us for an interview, he was excited. In three days, he would start in a new position as a data science consultant and begin […]
New Cybersecurity Tax Credit Benefit | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s Alan Sherman and colleagues were awarded more than $4.9 million over five years through a program with the NSF. The goal of the program is to increase the number […]
Wearable Innovation | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s 9th annual Idea Competition took place this week. The competition offers students from all fields an opportunity to present business ideas to a panel of expert judges and receive […]
Bioscience on a Mission | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s Bachelor of Science in Translational Life Science Technology (TLST) is a unique degree designed for students who want to be competitive in the bioscience world of today and tomorrow. […]
UMBC Students Developing Skills to Create New Products [VIDEO]
Students enrolled in UMBC’s product development graduate course not only learn how to create products, but how to create them as effectively as possible.
Rocket Launch Success | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s Master of Science degree program and post-baccalaureate Certificate in Systems Engineering address the high demand needs for professionals interested in working with complex systems.