Research and Creative Achievement
An R1 university producing public research for the public good
UMBC Research Overview
UMBC researchers are tackling some of today’s most challenging issues, from climate change to inequalities in health and education.
Office of Research & Creative Achievement
ORCA supports UMBC’s research and creative achievement community at all levels, including ensuring access to infrastructure and opportunities.
Research Partnerships
Long-term research collaborations with public, private, and academic partners extend our impact across Maryland and around the world.
Fast Facts
Established in 1966, UMBC is a fast-growing R1 university committed to public research for the public good.
GRIT-X Research Talks
Hear directly from UMBC faculty and alumni sharing their research and creative achievement through concise, thought-provoking, and engaging talks.
Faculty Experts
Looking for a research collaborator or UMBC faculty expert in a particular field? Use our search tool to find the right contact.
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Inquiring Minds
At UMBC, we are guided by our commitment to “Public Research for Public Good.” Our new publication, Inquiring Minds, shares a selection of recent innovative and impactful work by UMBC’s researchers and scholars.
Public Research for Public Good
UMBC’s Research 1 Carnegie Classification as a comprehensive doctoral institution places us among the top 146 research universities in the nation.
UMBC Faculty Experts
Looking for a research collaborator or an expert on a topic in the news? Search faculty profiles to find the right contact in any field.
Featured UMBC Research Stories
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CIDER program supports new approach to measuring nursing home quality, plus more research collaborations
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UMBC humanities faculty receive NEH fellowships for research into “the why and how of our past”
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UMBC partners on STAR-X, a $3M NASA mission concept study through the CRESST II research consortium
“UMBC is a jewel—nationally and internationally recognized for its innovative teaching and pathbreaking research.
Linda R. Gooden
USM Board of Regents Chair