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.
Author Archives: Dennise Cardona
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.
Remaining Professionally Relevant | UMBC Industry News
U.S. News and World Report has announced that UMBC is among the list of U.S. institutions in the 2019 Best Global Universities Rankings. UMBC continues to have a strong focus […]
Preparing for a Job Interview | Dr. Elliot Lasson, UMBC [VIDEO]
Dr. Elliot Lasson, Program Director, UMBC’s Graduate Program in IO Psychology appears on Maryland Public Television in a three part series to talk about job interviewing.
Sustainability Matters | UMBC Industry News
At UMBC, sustainability matters. Through a collaborative effort between students, staff, and faculty, UMBC is leading the way to protect, restore, and generate a healthy and sustainable environment.
Technology Detectives | UMBC Industry News
This past weekend, UMBC held a 24-hour tech innovation marathon. Students across the East Coast worked together on new tech ideas, as well as putting their technology detective hats on […]
Paving a New Way in GIS Leadership | Student Success Stories
We sat down with Gabriel Borroni, M.P.S. ’10, geographic information systems, to learn how his UMBC education has helped shape his GIS leadership skills.
Building Trust Through Leadership | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s Master of Professional Studies (MPS) programs incorporate leadership into the curriculum. Leadership is an important component to the success of professionals and the organizations they represent.
The Art and Science of Organizing Data | UMBC Industry News
Data is everywhere. And companies struggle with what to do with all that data. The Data Science Master’s program at UMBC prepares students from a wide range of disciplinary backgrounds […]
An Innovative Journey | UMBC Industry News
UMBC associate professor of chemical, biochemical, and environmental engineering, Lee Blaney, is conducting an innovative project on nutrients found in urine. The EPA is funding this project so he can investigate the […]