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Mass. school superintendents seek regulatory relief

Massachusetts school superintendents are seeking relief from regulations and mandates, saying they are overwhelmed by the cost...

Nichols College launches accounting master’s degree

Nichols College announced Wednesday that it would launch a Master of Science in Accounting (MSA) degree beginning in June.

Meehan to expand online learning at UMass

The governor and the incoming president of the University of Massachusetts both believe online classes are a ticket to more flexible and affordable education.

UMass selects Meehan as its next president

After touting his fundraising capabilities and pledging to make diversity a priority, UMass Lowell Chancellor and former Congressman Martin Meehan was chosen by the University of Massachusetts Board Friday to serve as the system's next president, a choice made about 24 hours after Meehan's candidacy was publicly disclosed.
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Tufts Veterinary hospital to undergo $8.6M renovation

The Foster hospital at Tufts University's Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in Grafton will undergo an $8.6 million renovation that will boost exam and treatment areas, the organization announced Wednesday.

QCC, UMass Medical, public schools get life-sciences funding

Quinsigamond Community College and the University of Massachusetts Medical School have each received $5 million grants from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC).

Central Mass. employers: Part-time programs a good option

Which is better for ambitious young workers? To stay on the job and focus on growing their careers? Or to supplement their education by enrolling in an MBA program? A number of Central Massachusetts business leaders say that, particularly with the growth of MBAs focused on particular aspects of the business world, the right choice is both.

When’s the right time to pursue one? When you realize you need it – and that’s different for everyone

Experience can be your best teacher. It can also tell you when it might be a good...
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Interest grows in manufacturing-targeted workforce programs

In the last two years, successful workforce development programs at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Mount Wachusett Community College have been built around one thing: real-world conditions and equipment that create skills that can be directly applied to the workplace.

QCC, WSU team up on B.S. in nursing program

Two Worcester colleges are collaborating on a program that would allow students who achieve registered-nurse certification to go on to earn a bachelor of science in nursing.
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