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Fitchburg State University's quest to offer a bachelor's degree in game design has been completed, after the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education approved the program Tuesday.
What are the jobs of the future? Is demand for software designers growing, or is that sort of work destined to go mostly to lower-paid workers overseas? Will the aging of the baby boomers bring a need for nurses with more sophisticated training?
Like many college students today, Natalie Ballard, a junior psychology major at Becker College in Worcester, believed gaining a specific, marketable skill was important.
A year into a statewide program that's transforming workforce training programs at the state's 15 community colleges, about 1,000 students have been served in nearly half of the 140 accelerated programs that will be rolling out of the system throu
If you attended college more than 15 years ago, chances are you'll notice some big differences when your own children start looking at schools.
It's hard to think about any aspect of life that hasn't been changed by information technology in a meaningful way over the last 20 years. But in the education technology field, the biggest changes may lie in the years ahead.
While taking questions from the audience after addressing a Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce breakfast Thursday, University of Massachusetts President Caret warned of the system potentially "becoming private" should government subsidies continue
The energy efficient features of new Albert Sherman Center (ASC) have earned its owner, the University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS), a $1.6-million incentive payment from National Grid, according to UMMS.
Anna Maria College has launched a new online master of business administration program with specializations in health informatics and
Senior vice president of access, transition and development at Mount Wachusett Community College, Gardner
Tucked away inside a small lab in Worcester, David Tabatadze has been working to create genetic constructs that he hopes can one day be used to cure cancer, Alzheimer's and other potentially fatal diseases.
Central Massachusetts was one of the hardest hit regions in the 2008 recession, and though employment and other metrics have not fully recovered, there are positive signs that give the region an edge, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Horace Mann Educational Associates (HMEA) will unveil its new, $3.3-million facility to service people with developmental disabilities in Millbury at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Oct. 26.
Speaking at Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester this afternoon, the U.S.
The ambulatory care center at the University of Massachusetts Medical School has earned a