If you’re interested in the Health IT world, check out this interesting interview we did with UMBC’s Health IT graduate program adjunct faculty member, Paul Mulhern. He explained how UMBC’s program sets students up for success and prepares them for the ever-changing industry.
Tag Archives: health information technology
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Find Your Best Program Fit | UMBC Professional Programs
When it comes to finding the best program fit, you have plenty of choices with UMBC’s Professional Programs.
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A Career in the Health IT Field | UMBC Career Outlook
The Health IT field is continuing to expand due largely in part to the large demand for care within our aging population. Have you ever considered a career in HIT? If not, read on to find out more about the many benefits of this booming field.
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Planet-Seeking Spacecraft | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s BUILD a Bridge to STEM internship program offers students an opportunity to work in small teams to tackle real world research questions. In this week’s Industry Roundup we take a look at how Northrop Grumman’s research in outer space is challenging scientists to ask important questions so as to get life-impacting answers, too.
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Overlooked Features in a Presentation | UMBC Industry Roundup
Instructional designers are in need, according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics. And, it’s no surprise that presentation is everything when it comes to standing out above the competition. UMBC’s ISD graduate program prepares students for success by teaching the necessary skills to present themselves at their best. In this week’s Industry Roundup we’ll…
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Filling the Gap: Can Technical Management Save the World?
The demand for skilled technical project managers is growing at a time when more and more are retiring, according to a recent report from the Project Management Institute (PMI).
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Powerful Women in Health IT | UMBC’s Industry Roundup
There are amazing women doing incredible work in the field of Health IT.
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Robots and Grocery Shopping | UMBC Industry Roundup
UMBC’s Interactive Robotics and Language Lab is where students study the physical space that people and robots occupy. Their goal is to learn how to build robots that can perform tasks in noisy, real-world environments.
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Life and Business Lessons Explained by a Bike | UMBC Industry Roundup
UMBC’s Retriever Fleet Bike Share program is a great way for students, faculty and staff to get around campus, to help keep our environment clean, and to get exercise at the same time! And what makes this program even better is that it’s free! In this week’s roundup, we take a peek into how bikes…
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Stories of Success: Aayush Sharma, UMBC Engineering Management Graduate Program
Aayush Sharma, Engineering Management Graduate Program Alumnus, came to UMBC as an international student from India. He has since led a successful career in Project Management in the Washington, D.C. metro area. We sat down with him to discuss his coursework, international student experience, and involvement in student organizations. Choosing the Engineering Management Graduate Program Aayush came…