By Nick Anderson, Published: September 25The Washington Post University of Maryland leaders announced Tuesday that they are creating a collaborative school of public health that will bridge campuses in College Park and Baltimore, enabling faculty and students from the two …
The University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP) and the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) today announced a collaborative school of public health that will give graduate students at both institutions expanded opportunities in public health education, research, service, and training. …
The first symposium on “the notion of entrepreneurship” by the newly formed University of Maryland (UM) Ventures was a breakthrough event for technology collaboration between the Baltimore and College Park campuses, said Jay A. Perman, MD, president of the University of …
University of Maryland Ventures, a new joint effort between the University of Maryland’s two biggest campuses, will soon create groups to help standardize the schools’ product licensing and technology transfer initiatives.
The first tangible initiative of this university’s collaborative partnership with the University of Maryland Baltimore, health professionals from UMB spoke to a small crowd of students last night about the educational and career options students have in the health care …
Dear Members of the University of Maryland Community: We are writing to inform you that the University System of Maryland (USM) Board of Regents today approved an innovative and structured collaboration between the University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP) and …
Will increase opportunities for students and strengthen state’s innovation economy Annapolis, MD (March 1, 2012)—The University System of Maryland (USM) Board of Regents today approved an innovative and structured collaboration between the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) and the University …
Improvements in joint appointments, managing joint grants, and providing shared library and recreation resources across institutions have been developed.
A new seed grant program in complex therapeutics is growing out of the two universities’ successful seed grant program in basic and translational research. The seed grant program has resulted in more than $6 million in joint research awards.
One of the most exciting parts of the joint venture is developing new educational offerings where, for instance, UMCP undergraduates are doing research with top UMB faculty and UMB graduate students are training in the labs of top UMCP faculty.