Over the past four years, the National Science Foundation has recognized 12 UMass Lowell faculty researchers as some of the nation’s best junior, tenure-track scholars by awarding them prestigious Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) grants.
As a Research 1 public university, UMass Lowell offers affordable, experience-based programs taught by internationally recognized faculty whose research expands the horizons of knowledge and sustainable practices.
For more than 125 years, our students have pursued their purpose in the classroom and beyond. When you graduate, you will be more than ready for what’s next.
Terry Atamian, president of Atamian Honda, submitted a bid of $36,000 to win a tour of Jay Leno’s famed car collection in a fundraiser to support physical therapy scholarships.
UML engineering students are helping to build and maintain the commonwealth’s transportation infrastructure through the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) co-ops and internships.
Through the UML GROW® program, student employees are learning to recognize the transferable skills they develop on the job, while supervisors are becoming more intentional mentors.
Entrepreneurs, industry leaders, faculty and students explored how startups can use artificial intelligence during a panel discussion hosted by the Rist Institute for Sustainability and Energy and the Rist DifferenceMaker Institute.
Biomedical and Nutritional Sciences Professor Shannon Kelleher is collaborating on a $4.1 million NIH-funded study investigating the genetic causes of lactation disorders, with the goal of improving diagnosis and treatment for breastfeeding mothers.
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