About
A center for student-focused experiential learning and a hub of research-industry collaboration.
About
Connecting the state’s flagship public research university to the Greater Boston business community.
The Mount Ida Campus of UMass Amherst serves as a center for student experiential learning, industry engagement, academic and research collaboration, and fundraising in Greater Boston, which is home to a plurality of UMass Amherst students and alumni. Acquired from the former Mount Ida College in 2018, the campus exists to connect the state’s flagship public research university to the Greater Boston business community and serves as a secondary instructional site for UMass Amherst, offering an undergraduate program in Veterinary Technology, graduate programs in Statistics and Business and Analytics, as well as graduate courses in Geographic Information Science and Technology.
By enhancing opportunities for our students to grow professionally while contributing to our state’s vibrant economy, UMass Amherst, the commonwealth’s only public land-grant university and its flagship campus, is building on its long history of service to the state, while fostering upward economic mobility for the citizens of Massachusetts and the world.
The campus is located at 100 Carlson Avenue in Newton, Mass., within the N-Squared Innovation District, eight miles from downtown Boston.
Host an event on campus
Interested in using Mount Ida Campus facilities? Looking for space to hold meetings and events?
Collaborative Workspace
The Mount Ida Innovation Space serves as a hub for innovation by connecting UMass Amherst with the Boston area’s most forward-thinking companies and individuals.
Strategic Plan
The Mount Ida Campus Strategic Plan defines the steps necessary for the campus to meet its stated mission to serve as a center for student experiential learning and professional development while amplifying UMass Amherst’s impact in the Commonwealth.
Additional Services and Programs
Contact
Jeff Cournoyer
Assistant Chancellor for Greater Boston Strategic Initiatives
Jeff Cournoyer is the primary contact for the Mount Ida Campus. He works to align campus activities with the needs of the Greater Boston business community.
