The Hoboken institution's School of Business will now offer a master of science in business intelligence and analytics and an analytics MBA, while Stevens' School of Systems & Enterprises will now offer a master of engineering in engineering management.
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Education
Centenary University launches Google-supported computer science major
The program will be supported by the multi-national technology company, along with members of the Lower Cost Models for Independent Colleges Consortium, which is comprised of more than 90 private colleges and universities that focus on offering affordable educational programs to a diverse student body.
Read More »NJBIZ Conversations: Betty Garger
The president and CEO of Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey talks about the organization's programs in STEM education and entrepreneurship.
Read More »NJIT latest NJ college requiring COVID vaccine
The inoculation, a must for students, faculty and staff, will be essential for gaining access “to an active campus community that will be functioning at full capacity in classrooms, labs, residence halls, and throughout campus,” New Jersey Institute of Technology President Joel Bloom stated.
Read More »FDU appoints Jersey native first senior vice president for university operations
Robert Pignatello will be responsible for many non-academic matters at Fairleigh Dickinson's campuses, including facilities, student affairs, athletics, student counseling and health services, and public safety.
Read More »A COVID breath test? Rutgers scientists are developing one
The goal of the project is to create a platform that can be expanded into an easy-to-use, non-invasive rapid breathalyzer to diagnose respiratory diseases, including possible future pandemics.
Read More »JAG-ONE Physical Therapy, Seton Hall expand partnership
Funding from the physical therapy and rehabilitation provider will provide money to School of Health and Medical Sciences graduate students entering their final year of their respective graduate programs, with preference to those in the PT, occupational therapy and athletic training programs.
Read More »Tillis named Rutgers University–Camden chancellor
“Antonio Tillis is a brilliant scholar and gifted administrator whose commitment to the transformative power of higher education presents an exceptional opportunity for both Rutgers and New Jersey," Rutgers University President Jonathan Holloway said announcing the appointment. "We are proud that he will lead Rutgers University-Camden.”
Read More »NJCU, NJ Division of Fire Safety team to offer college credits to firefighters
The partnership provides new opportunities for firefighting professionals across the state to earn their undergraduate degrees more quickly.
Read More »Princeton University requiring students to get COVID-19 vaccine
The move follows decisions made in March and April by Rutgers University and Fairleigh Dickinson University, respectively, and a similar requirement for patrons hoping to gain access to performances at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark.
Read More »5 NJ colleges make Princeton Review’s Best Value list
Spanning the state form Ewing to Hoboken, that's out of 200 schools that the organization highlighted after weighting more more than 40 data points covering academics, costs, financial aid, debt, grad rates, and career/salary data.
Read More »ETS welcomes Monteiro as SVP and chief operating officer
Eddie Monteiro will manage student and teacher assessments, technology and customer operations at the Princeton firm.
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