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  • Babson College -- in collaboration with the EM Lyon Business School and Zhejiang University -- is starting a master of science program in management with a concentration in global entrepreneurship.
  • The Community College of Baltimore County and Towson University are starting a joint program in which students will earn associate, bachelor's and master's degree in nursing, with a focus on nursing education. The program is for college graduates who have a degree in a field other than nursing. In less than three years, they can earn an associate degree from the Community College of Baltimore County, and bachelor's and master's degrees from Towson.
  • Lehigh University has started a new master's degree in structural engineering.
  • The University of California at Merced is starting a major in anthropology.
  • The University of Cincinnati has started a minor in sustainable urban engineering.

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