The University of Massachusetts Boston (UMass Boston) is the only public research university in the city of Boston and the third-largest campus in the University of Massachusetts System. Founded in 1964, the university is recognized for its academic excellence, research innovation, diversity, and commitment to student success.
UMass Boston offers more than 200 undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and certificate programs across disciplines including business, computer science, engineering, data science, nursing, public health, education, environmental sciences, public policy, psychology, humanities, and the arts. Its interdisciplinary curriculum combines rigorous academics with experiential learning, preparing students for leadership in a rapidly evolving global economy.
As a Carnegie-designated R1 research university, UMass Boston is internationally recognized for its impactful research in areas such as climate resilience, coastal sustainability, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, healthcare, social justice, and public policy. Students have opportunities to collaborate with distinguished faculty on cutting-edge research, internships, and community-based projects that address real-world challenges.
Situated on a scenic waterfront campus overlooking Boston Harbor, the university provides students with access to one of the worlds leading centers for education, healthcare, biotechnology, finance, and innovation. Strong partnerships with global companies, research institutions, hospitals, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations create exceptional opportunities for internships, networking, entrepreneurship, and career development.
UMass Boston is known for its inclusive and globally diverse community, welcoming students from over 140 countries. Modern academic facilities, research laboratories, residence halls, student organizations, leadership programs, and cultural activities foster a vibrant and supportive campus environment.
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