University of Massachusetts Boston

Profileuniversity.com - University of Massachusetts, Boston, or also known as Umass Boston is a public university located in Columbia Point in Boston Harbor, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. The University was founded in 1964 by the local government. Umass Boston is the only public university located in Boston and is also part of the University of Massachusetts system.

Through college and school, including the College of Science and Mathematics, College of Management, College of Nursing and Health Sciences, College of Public and Community Complaint, College of Liberal Arts, School of Environment, as well as the McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies , Umass Boston offers more than 193 academic programs and sponsors more than 30 research centers and Institutes in Boston, Including the Adult Literacy Resource Institute and the Collaborative Institute for Oceans, Climate, and Security.

There is a building at Umass Boston, named one of the former president of the United States, namely The John F. Kennedy Presidential, which is a university library and museum, which is located next to the university campus.

To meet the demands of more advanced education, as well as to improve the educational facilities in the university campus, in the year 2009, Umass Boston Launched a 25-year Master Plans that is Aimed at adding new academic buildings, renovating existing infrastructure and constructing a new segment of the waterfront path, which is called by the HarborWalk.

With the school colors of blue and white, as well as mascots Umas Boston pride dubbed with the Beacon, Umass Boston sports teams compete in NCAA Division III athletics, competition intercollegiate.