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Recent Graduates Make Their Way into the World | UMBC Campus News
Here’s a recap of what’s in the news in and around the UMBC campus, originally brought to you by UMBC News.
Cyber Hacks | UMBC Industry News
Networked technologies integrate into every aspect of society, business, and government. This presents innumerable opportunities for adversaries to disrupt modern society. And UMBC’s Cybersecurity Graduate Programs prepares its students to […]
Writing is hard, but you can do it!
Writing can be quite a daunting task. However, it’s something that everyone has to do. No matter what you’re studying or what field you want to go into, you have […]
Design Thinking | A Collaboration Between UMBC and United Way of Central MD [VIDEO]
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 […]
Benefits Gained with a UMBC Graduate Degree [VIDEO]
A UMBC graduate degree offers many benefits to professionals seeking to advance their careers. UMBC’s professional programs are designed to meet the work-life balance professionals need to pursue an advanced […]
Inspiring Entrepreneurs | Faculty in Focus – Gib Mason
When it comes to inspiring entrepreneurs to reach their fullest potential, Gib Mason–Program Director for UMBC’s Entrepreneurship, Innovation,and Leadership (EIL) Graduate Program–understands what’s at stake.
4 Reasons to Attend a Graduate Programs Open House
Why should you attend a graduate programs open house when you can simply find a wealth of information online?
A Data Science Career Offers Many Opportunities [VIDEO]
Data science is a career with many opportunities. One main reason – In many industry jobs today people are beginning to deal with large volumes of data. Many still use […]
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).