Graduate Programs

Getting my PT degree wasn’t easy, but it has opened more doors than I could have imagined. more >
Tim DiFrancesco, ’06

The program at UMass Lowell is unique in its combination of study, research & practice. more >
Katharine  Covino

There was a focus on...developing a community of learners. more >
Sarah Ross, ’10, ’11

The diversity of students at UMass Lowell prepared me for working with diverse communities in the real world. more >
Allegra Williams, ’09

The fact that MSITE is a one-year program is a plus. more >
Nicole Sambursky, ’10, ’11

The people in Prof. Yanco's lab come out as better scientists and better people more >
Mark  Micire, ’11

Professors here are invested in the students. Those relationships are real, they lead to jobs. more >
Ianna Hondros-McCarthy, ’12, ’13

My experience at UMass Lowell and what I learned in the program prepared me with the knowledge and skills for this position. more >
Matthew Olson, '07

The education I received at UMass Lowell is priceless. more >
Aaron Stella, ’08, ’10, ’13

When I looked into the UMass Lowell Ph.D. program, the curriculum was perfect for my needs because of the health promotion focus. more >
Terri Jabaley, '12

UMass Lowell happens to have one of the best reputations around. more >
Donna  Lannan, ’96

UMass Lowell has pioneered innovative learning. It is pursuing a vision to transform teaching into a true 21st century learning experience. more >
Jessica Huizenga, '05, '12

UMass Lowell was my first and only choice. more >
Shannon Smith, ’08, ’09

UMass Lowell gave me the professional transition, the time to create a project around food justice and the community connections to make it happen. more >
Lydia Sisson

I like the way the professors teach and communicate here.  more >
Shaheed Mohamed, ’11

I have understood concepts from work experience, but learned specifics in the classroom. more >
James  Ristow, ’11

My parents knew the power of education even if they were not educated themselves. more >
Gordon Halm, '12

My professors pushed me to change my thinking, from technology to the socio-economic aspect. more >
Harish Hande, ’98, ’00

It's like having one-on-one tutors in a university setting. more >
Amanda  Veiga, ’12

I've gone to conferences with students from all over the country and they are all floored by the voice that students here have. more >
Gianni Falzone, '13

I chose UMass Lowell initially because the tuition was low, but I found being a student here to be a great learning experience. more >
Pranav Joshi, ’11

I know many who work while going to school...that work ethic epitomizes the type of students we have at UMass Lowell. more >
Justin  Lawler, ’09

There is a real sense of unity and helpfulness, you need that teamwork as an engineer. more >
Molly Clay, ’10, ’11

The UMass Lowell DNP program has raised the bar. I am nothing but satisfied. more >
Susan Gordon, ’12

There are so many resources available to you here. more >
Paula  Bustos, ’10, ’11

Don't let anyone or anything stop you, never give up, but do ask for help, and get involved. more >
Janelle Diaz, ’12

My internship with the former Boston Celtics strength and conditioning coach was an unbelievable experience. more >
Ramez Antoun, ’10

Professors allowed for an academic distance that required me to develop skills on my own. more >
Kyle Coffey, ’10

I hope to one day use my experience as a player to help in bat design. more >
Jennifer Yee, '13

The coursework has helped me stay current. more >
Bill Lovely, ’92

Real-life experience is important - it shows a potential employer that you can excel in the workplace more >
David  Laurello, ’81, ’88