Student Outcomes

Five graduates of Baltimore City high schools are the first recipients of the University of Maryland, Baltimore's new Baltimore City Scholars Award.

More than 160 student researchers presented their scientific findings at the University of Maryland School of Medicine’s annual Student Research Forum.

Six School of Nursing faculty members have been awarded Nurse Support Program II grants totaling more than $6 million to strengthen nursing education and workforce development across Maryland.

The school has more than half a dozen partnerships has across the world through its Experiential Learning Program, and the list is growing.

A federal judge and Maryland Carey Law alumnus told graduates at the May 15 hooding ceremony that defending democracy falls squarely on their shoulders.

More than 150 graduates received Doctor of Dental Surgery and Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene degrees at at the May 15 convocation ceremony at the Hippodrome.

The University of Maryland School of Social Work Class of 2026 celebrates more than 300 Master of Social Work and five PhD graduates.

Nearly $1.3 million from the University of Maryland Strategic Partnership supports early-career researchers who have been affected by federal cuts.

From loan limits to new payback plans, UMB Provost Roger Ward and Registrar Patricia Scott break down the changes in federal financing rules and how they’ll impact UMB students.

New Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence for Drug Development intends to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of AI’s applications and opportunities in pharmaceuticals.

The University of Maryland School of Graduate Studies launches virtual reality-assisted training for physician assistants in partnership with University of Maryland College Park.

For two weeks in June, a group of 11 University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) and UMBC students visited Japan where they studied the country's approach to healthy aging and elder care.