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As the economy continues to recover from a deep recession, having relevant work experience when you apply for a job can be a deciding factor in whether you make an employer's short list.
The state's community colleges are preparing for an academic year that could bring major change, thanks to a proposal by Gov. Deval Patrick that passed legislative muster in the fiscal 2013 budget this summer.
Careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics — also known as the STEM fields — are some of the fastest growing, not only nationally, but statewide.
EcoTarium of Worcester has hired Joseph P. Cox as its new president. He replaces Stephen M. Pitcher, who had been president since 2005.
Bryon Deysher, CEO of Methods Machine Tools in Sudbury, stands at a podium before a group of more than 50 students in their late teens. This is certainly not an everyday activity.
Framingham State University's online Master of Education in Curriculum & Instructional Technology Program scored high rankings on surveys conducted by GetEducated.com, a group that publishes online college and university rankings based on cred
The Whitinsville Christian School has received a $3-million bond from MassDevelopment to renovate and expand the school's library into a state-of-the-art media center.
Students in and around Worcester have schools that can prepare them to become doctors, veterinarians, teachers, engineers and finance professionals.
Beginning in September, Framingham State University (FSU) will offer evening classes to those interested in earning bachelor's degrees in liberal studies off campus, at the Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School in Marlborough.
The University of Massachusetts has appointed a new interim CEO of its Internet learning division, UMassOnline.
High schools, academic and research institutions, business incubators and non-profits across Massachusetts are invited to apply for grant funding for capital projects through the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center, the quasi-public agency charged
Say you're a researcher on the trail of something right out of science fiction — a tiny device made entirely out of biological materials that can repair diseased heart tissue, or take the place of a pacemaker without the risk of infection or immun
Last month's BIO International Convention in Boston was a significant event, given Massachusetts' tight embrace of the life sciences industry and its success in becoming one of the nation's magnets for new and growing companies.
Saint-Gobain, largely though Norton Co., the Worcester manufacturer it bought more than 20 years ago, has had a long history in the region, and employs about 2,000 at its sites in Worcester, Northborough and Milford.
Additional information on Siemens Industry Inc.'s move to Gateway Park was announced this week.