Institutional Learning Outcomes

University of Massachusetts Global provides core learning values and experiences for all undergraduate students. Based on the Lumina Degree Qualifications Profile, University of Massachusetts Global baccalaureate graduates will demonstrate key competencies that will prepare them for life-long participation in the knowledge-based world of the 21st century upon finishing a degree at an institution. ILOs measure the knowledge, skills, abilities, and attitudes that students are expected to develop as a result of their overall experiences in an undergraduate program, based on a signature assignment that demonstrates mastery of the learning outcome.

  • Civic Engagement
    Describe insights gained from engaging physically and/or intellectually with activities of personal and public concern that are both individually life enriching and socially beneficial to the community.
  • Spring 2013 Collection
  • Integrated Learning
    Devise connections among experiences inside and outside the formal classroom, or connections among multiple fields of study.
  • Spring 2013 Collection
  • Applied Learning
    Design a project, paper, performance, or other appropriate task linking knowledge skills from work, experiential learning, or community activities with knowledge acquired in academic disciplines.
  • Fall 2015 Collection
  • Innovation and Creativity
    Construct a novel or unique idea, question, format, or product.
  • Fall 2015 Collection
  • Global Cultures
    Explain the relationship between a global issue and the history, values, politics, economy, communication styles, or beliefs and practices of one or more cultures affected by that issue.
  • Spring 2017 Collection
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Core Competencies

Baccalaureate programs engage students in an integrated course of study of sufficient breadth and depth to prepare them for work, citizenship, and life-long learning. At University of Massachusetts Global, these programs ensure the development of the following core competencies: written and oral communication, quantitative reasoning, information literacy, and critical thinking. Via signature assignments, LBSU-302 provides students with the opportunity to demonstrate mastery in information literacy and critical thinking. LBSU-304 provides students with the opportunity to demonstrate mastery in written communication, oral communication, and quantitative reasoning. In addition, for the Competency-based programs, specific competencies have been identified to measure the five core competencies.

CBE Core Competencies Data Report
Credit Hour Core Competencies Data Report

Program Learning Outcomes

University of Massachusetts Global Program Learning Outcomes identify what students should be able to demonstrate as a result of what they have learned throughout their program. The Program Learning Outcomes are developed by the faculty. They are consistent with the Program mission and are assessable at the course and program level.

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School of Arts & Sciences

University of Massachusetts Global's School of Arts and Sciences nurtures and stimulates intellectual and professional growth. The programs emphasize practical learning principles to ensure career advancement and critical thinking skills. View Outcomes

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School of Business & Professional Studies

University of Massachusetts Global's School of Business and Professional Studies inspire innovation, solve complex challenges and are designed to strengthen and develop your leadership skills to better equip you for your future role in the business world. Many degree programs offer multiple emphasis options to align your professional goals with your learning experience. View Outcomes

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School of Education

University of Massachusetts Global's School of Education is focused on the current trends, understanding the latest technology and constantly improving methods and techniques to bring the best of everything into the classroom. Students who desire leadership roles will be prepared for their positions like never before - they will become a technology leader at their site and be familiar with all classroom tools available today. VIEW OUTCOMES