“Kean University is committed to offering world-class education that expands students’ horizons and prepares them for a wide variety of future careers or graduate study,” said school President Lamont Repollet. “These two new academic program options are in response to our students’ interests and needs.”
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Education
Ramapo College receives $455K grant for sustainability program
The initiative will create a vertical farm, allow for the creation of jobs for young adults with autism, and offer valuable learning experience for students.
Read More »NJCU, HCCC to launch dual cybersecurity degree
This program marks the ninth that New Jersey City University and Hudson County Community College have established an articulation agreement for.
Read More »New York Red Bulls, Kean University partner on experiential learning
The school will gain access to internship, full-time job and sales opportunities for students and alumni through a streamlined application process with the MLS club.
Read More »Poll: Is NJ a good place to live?
A new Rutgers-Eagleton Poll asked residents and found that almost 6 in 10 New Jerseyans say it’s an “excellent” or “good” state in which to reside.
Read More »Mathnasium seeks franchisees in Northeast
The math-tutoring chain is looking to open more than 80 locations throughout the region — including in New Jersey — in the next two years.
Read More »Survey: Rutgers tops list of public biz schools for salary percentage increase
The Financial Times’ 2022 Global MBA survey found that RU alumni see a 166% jump three years after graduation and a weighted salary of $129,570.
Read More »Montclair State offers financial support, if necessary, to Bloomfield College
The two institutions are currently working to establish a permanent partnership.
Read More »Georgian Court’s acreage sale accelerates growth at Lakewood campus
The university is selling 42 mostly unused and undeveloped acres of its more than 150 acres to Beth Medrash Govoha Lakewood yeshiva.
Read More »Rider program provides military vets with entrepreneurial skills
The university’s Veteran Entrepreneurship Training course, which enters its ninth year this summer, is accepting applications and is open to former members of the armed forces and their spouses or dependents.
Read More »Fusion energy: A different kind of nuclear power
A lab in Great Britain recently reported a breakthrough advance in its development, a source powers the sun and could help make fossil fuels obsolete. And a group of physicists at Princeton contributed.
Read More »NJ child care industry seeks help for post-pandemic recovery
While federal and state subsidies have helped families cover costs in the past year, those funds amounted to a band-aid. As for caregivers, they're struggling to retain employees.
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