Higher Education

The division of higher education serves more than 10,000 higher education members at the University of Massachusetts system, which includes the Amherst, Boston Harbor and Lowell campuses; the nine state universities; and the 15 community colleges. Members include faculty, part-time and continuing education faculty, administrators, librarians and support staff -- all contributing to make MTA the largest and strongest public higher education union in Massachusetts.

MTA higher education offices are located in in Boston, Amherst and Springfield to serve the needs of our members.

• NEA's Higher Education Web site

• PHENOM
  PHENOM, the Public Higher Education Network of Massachusetts, engages in grassroots organizing, policy analysis, education and advocacy in leading the fight for affordable, well-funded, high quality public higher education in Massachusetts. MTA urges its members to ask every candidate for statewide and legislative office to increase funding for public higher education by signing and circulating PHENOM's Great State of Mind online statement of support.