The joint degree program is the first of its kind between the universities and will allow students to have access to cybersecurity experts and faculty across both institutions.
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NJCU, DEVCO latest collaborators announced on Murphy’s Ireland trip
As he continues his four-day trip through Ireland, Gov. Phil Murphy announced the signing of three Memorandums of Understanding between New Jersey academic and real estate entities with top Irish tech universities and a startup accelerator.
Read More »Residents thinking of leaving NJ hits new high in Quality of Life Index
“It’s a bit of a head-scratcher. Positive ratings of New Jersey as a place to live have ticked up a bit. But so has the sense that people want to get out of here someday. One possible explanation is that residents appreciate the benefits that New Jersey has to offer, but the cost of living does not make it sustainable in the long run,” said Patrick Murray, director of the independent Monmouth University Polling Institute, which runs the annual survey.
Read More »Medical school partnership streamlines enrollment
Eligible students would complete two years at Essex County College, one year at Caldwell University and then move on to St. George’s University School of Medicine in Grenada.
Read More »Rowan to offer MBA in cannabis commercialization
Last year, the university launched its Institute for Cannabis Research, Policy & Workforce Development, whose works aims to help fully understand the impact of New Jersey’s legislation surrounding the plant, as well as the potential medicinal uses of cannabinoid compounds.
Read More »4 Rutgers students named Axiom REACH scholars
The program assists first-generation college students from underserved backgrounds in pursuing higher education in health care and other STEM fields.
Read More »Stockton returns ownership of Carnegie Center to AC
University President Harvey Kesselman said turning the 118-year-old building back to the city will provide opportunities for local residents.
Read More »Knowles Teacher Initiative promotes Rozelle to president, CEO
Jeffrey Rozelle joined the Moorestown educational nonprofit in 2013 as a senior program officer for teacher development in the organization’s fellows program.
Read More »Seton Hall gets $1M grant from Torcivia Family Foundation
"Seton Hall has been an integral part of my family's history," said alumnus Joseph Torcivia, who runs his family's commercial construction management business, Torcon, with his brother Ben Torcivia. "My dad had both personal and business relationships with Seton Hall alumni stretching back generations. When I remember my days at Seton Hall Law, it wasn't just the outstanding legal training I received. Equally important for me were the people I met along the way."
Read More »9-year-old from Toms River wins NASA contest
Lucia Grisanti earned the top prize in her division of the Lunabotics national competition, which tasked K-12 students with designing a robot that can dig and move lunar soil.
Read More »US News ranks 11 Princeton grad programs in nation’s top 10
The 2023 Best Graduate Schools listings find the university tying for first place in mathematics with MIT, while two Rutgers tracts also made the cut.
Read More »ETS names Sevak president and CEO
Amit Sevak will succeed Walt MacDonald, who has been with the Princeton-based educational testing service for 38 years and served as its leader since 2014.
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