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Since mechanical engineers are concerned with the principles of motion, energy, matter and force, they are people who design the machines, products and systems so essential to everyday life. Mec…

The Computer Engineering curriculum provides students with the technical skills as well as the mathematical and scientific background required to advance current technology and to contribute to …

Electrical engineers use their understanding of electrical phenomena to solve problems related to energy, the environment, transportation, communications, health care, and a host of other areas …

The Bachelor of University Studies (B.U.S.) is UMaine’s degree completion program for busy adults. Many adults who have some higher-education experience but no bachelor’s degree find that life c…

Biochemistry is concerned with the study of all living systems at the cellular and molecular level and is, therefore, fundamental to all life sciences. The field is broad in its disciplinary sub…

The program in Zoology provides a vigorous background in the fundamental aspects of animal
biology while allowing flexibility in planning the direction of specialization for student majors. …

The chemistry curriculum, certified by the American Chemical Society, is designed to provide a strong foundation in organic, inorganic, physical, analytical and biological chemistry. Students bu…

The study of Communication Sciences and Disorders involves the examination of human communication, its development and disorders. The ability to communicate may be our most distinctive character…

Gray-New Gloucester Adult Education, in conjunction with St. Mary’s, the Lewiston Career Center and Western Maine Community Action will be offering a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant program…

Criminal Justice Studies. The Associate in Applied Science (AAS) Degree in Criminal Justice is designed with a three-fold purpose: (1) to prepare graduates for entry l…