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STEM Students Shine During the Spring Semester | 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.
Dedication Leading to Greatness| 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.
Green is the New Black & Gold | 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.
Out of this World, Literally | 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.
UMBC a Model for STEM | UMBC Industry News
With over 300 graduates currently pursuing graduate and professional degrees in STEM fields, UMBC is recognized as a leader in STEM education.
Women in STEM | UMBC Industry News
Recently, UMBC recognized associate vice provost for strategic initiatives, and professor of practice in College of Engineering and Information Technology, Renetta Tull, for her transformative leadership in advancing diversity in STEM.
UMBC’s Path to Improvement | 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. This news recap is brought to you by UMBC’s Division of Professional Studies, offering a broad array of professionally-focused master’s degree and certificate programs that address industry needs while anticipating future opportunities.
The Value of an MPS Degree | UMBC Professional Graduate Programs
MPS degree programs go far beyond technical skills and theoretical knowledge. With the goal of professional success in mind, Master of Professional Studies degrees prepare students for leadership and management roles in their field.
Industry Roundup 4-6-18 | UMBC Professional Graduate Programs
In this week’s Industry Roundup we take a peek into DNA IQ testing, women in STEM, Fakebank malware, satellite imagery, and non-surgical implants offering new hope.