They are the builders, the thinkers, and the problem-solvers. In the "Defined by Doing" series, we highlight exceptional alumni who are translating their education into action and redefining what is possible in their fields. From recent graduates to seasoned industry leaders, these stories prove that the Wentworth community is making a meaningful impact at every stage of the journey.
The sounds of Bruno Mars and Tate McRae filtered through excited chatter in a colorfully lit room adorned with vibrant, New Orleans-inspired artwork. Outside, the sky was sunny, despite forecasts of rain to fall upon the historic Fenway area of Boston on Thursday.
Routing cargo across the globe is complicated enough. Now add extreme weather, infrastructure failures, and real-time disruptions.
Top-performing students at Wentworth Institute of Technology were recognized for their academic excellence with an induction into Upsilon Pi Epsilon (UPE), the premier international honor society for computing and information disciplines.
Wentworth Under 30: They are entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders—and they are just getting started. In this new ongoing series, we highlight exceptional alumni under the age of 30 who are redefining what is possible in their fields. Representing every school at the university, these graduates prove that age is no barrier to making a global impact.
When it comes to return on investment, certain college degrees consistently lead the pack.
Ben Abromowich did not come to Wentworth to follow a trend. He came to build something.
As artificial intelligence continues to redefine the job market, the question isn't simply what the technology can do, but what human skills will matter most. This theme took center stage as Wentworth Institute of Technology welcomed the Boston AI Alliance for a recent meet-up event on campus.
As artificial intelligence continues to transform the professional landscape and shrink the entry-level job market, universities are racing to adapt. A new report from GBH News explores how colleges are rethinking their courses to "AI-proof" their offerings and ensure students are prepared for a new wave of job expectations.
As we launch into the 2025-26 academic year, we're taking a moment to look back on a period of incredible growth, innovation, and success at Wentworth Institute of Technology. The 2024-25 academic year was marked by significant achievements across all five of our schools, driven by the dedication of our talented students, faculty, and staff.
Dear Friends,
As the new dean of the School of Computing and Data Science, I want to share with you the school’s highlights from the 2024-25 academic year.
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One of his earliest memories includes playing video games with his two older brothers.
Now, Wentworth Institute of Technology graduate Michael Berthaud works as a game designer and programmer for Warner Bros.
The faculty in the School of Computing & Data Science have achieved significant milestones in research, teaching, and professional engagement throughout the past year.
As the fiscal year draws to a close this June, it provides a timely opportunity to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our dedicated faculty. Across Wentworth's five academic schools, our educators and researchers have consistently advanced their fields through influential scholarship, innovative teaching, and dedicated service.
Wentworth Institute of Technology has earned the prestigious title of a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE), a designation awarded by the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Wentworth Institute of Technology is taking innovative steps to make STEM majors more accessible by introducing a new foundational math course, as recently reported by Inside Higher Ed.
Wentworth’s School of Computing and Data Science is hosting Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence Shawren Singh, PhD for the 2024-2025 academic year. An accomplished teacher and researcher, Singh is the chair of Information Systems in the School of Computing at the University of South Africa (Unisa), Johannesburg. His work with Wentworth students and faculty will help enhance internationalization efforts on our campus.
This fall, Wentworth Institute of Technology continues to excel, earning recognition on numerous "Best Of" lists while also celebrating milestones in student enrollment.
Wentworth Institute of Technology has been selected to host a Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence from South Africa to teach in the School for Computing and Data Science during the 2024-2025 academic year.