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.
Recently, UMBC astronomer, Kenji Hamaguchi, published research in Nature Astronomy that confirms the emission of cosmic rays from binary star systems.
The Building a Diverse Cybersecurity Talent Ecosystem to Address National Security Needs report identified and recognized the University System of Maryland’s efforts to increase the number of students who earn degrees in cyber-related fields. In this week’s Industry Roundup we take a look at the need for experts in Cybersecurity by dissecting the worst cyber […]
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 […]
UMBC’s Meyerhoff Scholars program continues to illustrate the power of increasing diversity in STEM fields. UMBC learned a lot of valuable lessons from that model when it launched the Cyber Scholars program in 2013. As a result, UMBC has stepped up as a model for cyber workforce development.
Recent Comments