Biotechnology Career Growth means new opportunities, industry impact, and rewarding work. Learn how professionals thrive in this expanding field.
Career Outlook
Explore labor market trends and opportunities in STEM, leadership, and education.
So, You Want to Be a Software Engineer? Here’s What You Need to Know
Overview of Software Engineering To be a software engineering involves designing, developing, testing, and maintaining software.
From Classroom to Executive: Map Your Nonprofit Management Career Path
Embarking on a nonprofit management career is more than a profession—it’s a commitment to making a difference. At UMBC’s Community Leadership Graduate Program, we’re not just educating future leaders, we’re […]
Exploring Professional Growth in Instructional Design
Pat McMillan, a seasoned professional, pursued growth through UMBC’s LAPT program, leveraging two decades of experience. The immersive graduate program unveiled new dimensions in instructional design and performance improvement. It […]
What is Health Informatics?
If you’re like many professionals seeking career growth in a rapidly advancing field, you may ponder: what is health informatics?
Navigating Your UMBC Instructional Design Career Path
Are you considering a career in instructional design? Mapping out your Instructional Design career path can help you succeed in this dynamic and rewarding field.
Why Instructional Design is a Rewarding Career Choice for Teachers
For educators seeking new opportunities to make a profound impact beyond the traditional classroom setting, instructional design presents an exciting and fulfilling career path.
Biotechnology: A Rapidly Growing Field
Biotechnology is a rapidly growing field, especially in the state of Maryland.
Biotechnology Sectors | Where Could a Biotech Degree Take You?
Biotechnologists work with cutting edge methods in order to solve world problems in various biotechnology sectors. Find out which area is perfect for you.
UMBC’s System Engineering Graduate Students to Benefit from the INCOSE Academic Equivalency Program
Recently, The International Council of System Engineering (INCOSE) approved UMBC’s updated SYST 660 Systems Engineering Principles course for Academic Equivalency. This will allow any student who receives a final score of […]