UMass Dartmouth Research

The UMass Dartmouth research enterprise has grown from $7 million annually to more than $17 million over the last five years by creating knowledge that strengthens the economy and culture of the Commonwealth but also has a global impact. Research funded by the National Science Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and other public and private sources focuses on fields including marine sciences, economic development, homeland security, criminal justice, and others.

ATMC Building
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At the Colleges and Schools
At the Centers
Research Projects

Other sites:
Office of Research Administration
CATLS: Consortium for the Advancement of Teaching, Learning and Scholarship

• Wall of Scholarship
• CATLS Faculty Profiles
• Gallery of Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Work

At the Colleges and Schools:

Charlton College of Business

College of Arts and Sciences

• Biology
• Chemistry and Biochemistry
• Economics
• Education
• English
• Foreign Literature and Languages
• History
• Mathematics see also the Research Projects listed below
• Medical Laboratory Science
• Philosophy
• Policy Studies see also Center for Policy Analysis
• Political Science
• Portuguese see also Center for Portuguese Studies and Culture
• Psychology
• Sociology and Anthropology
• Women's Studies

College of Engineering

• Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Computer and Information Science Department
• Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Materials and Textiles
• Mechanical Engineering
• Physics

College of Nursing

College of Visual and Performing Arts

School for Marine Science and Technology

School of Education, Public Policy, and Civic Engagement

• Department of Public Policy
• Teaching and Learning Department
• STEM
• Kaput Center
• Center for Civic Engagement
• Center for Policy Analysis
• CUSP
  

At the Centers

Advanced Technology and Manufacturing Center
Botulinum Center   Center for Civic Engagement
Center for Marketing Research
Center for Policy Analysis
Center for Portuguese Studies and Culture
Center for Rehabilitation Engineering
Kaput Center

Research Projects

The ATLAST Project - Augment the Teaching of Linear Algebra through the use of Software Tools
The SimCalc Project Research and development in technology and curriculum dedicated to democratizing access to the Mathematics of Change and Variation, including ideas underlying Calculus
TEMATH - Tools for Exploring Mathematics
The Proof Project - Understanding Linkages between Social and Cognitive Aspects of Students’ Transition to Mathematical Proof