GRADUATE STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE
LEADERS
LEARN
HERE.
KNOWLEDGE THAT WORKS
Ranked No. 1 in Maryland for working adults, UB has been the choice
of Baltimore’s top leaders for nearly 100 years. A graduate degree from the
University of Baltimore will equip you with the knowledge and skills
needed to succeed in today’s high-demand careers.
DIFFERENT BY DESIGN
Our faculty are more than just “book smart.” With expertise gained
everywhere from Fortune 500 companies to government agencies, our faculty
members are scholars and practitioners in their elds. They designed our
programs based on what’s happening in today’s marketplace and oer them on
your schedule. Take classes in downtown Baltimore, at the Rockville campus,
in the evening, on the weekend, online, part time or full time.
YOU KNOW US.
From its beginnings, the University has granted educational access to a
remarkably wide range of students: working adults, rst-generation college-
goers, career-changers and those who require the exibility not found
in traditional college settings. Our alumni network—50,000 strong—is a
community of hardworking men and women, engaged in every neighborhood
in Baltimore, across Maryland and around the world.
Whether you want to rise in the ranks
at your organization or are ready for a career change,
the University of Baltimore can help you reach your goal.
You’ve got the passion. We’ll give you the know-how.
TOP
15
%
for the highest-
paid graduates
in Maryland
Baltimore Business Journal,
2018
TOP
50
master’s-level
university in
the nation
Washington Monthly,
2018
TOP
11
%
nationally for
economic and
social mobility
collegeNET,
2018
TWO CAMPUSES
You don’t have to come to Baltimore
for a UB degree. We oer ve
graduate programs and a certicate
program at the Universities at
Shady Grove in Rockville. Courses are
available in weekend, online and
10-week sessions.
With 40,000 alumni living
in Maryland and campuses in
proximity to two metropolitan
areas, UB oers a clear advan-
tage. Whether in downtown
Baltimore or Rockville, you can
easily access opportunities for
research, internships and work
with government, nonprots
and innovative public- and
private-sector businesses.
The Universities at Shady Grove campus provides
the best UB has to oer in a location that’s
ideally situated on the MD-355/I-270 “technology
corridor,” which serves as Montgomery County’s
primary economic engine, concentrated in
biotechnology but highly diversied with advanced
professional, research and technology services.
ON YOUR
TERMS,
ON YOUR
SCHEDULE
DUAL DEGREES
It’s a competitive market; dierentiate yourself with a
dual degree. Our MBA oers three dual-degree options:
the J.D., M.S. in Nursing and Pharm.D. We also oer degree
options that combine a J.D. with programs including the
M.S. in Criminal Justice, M.S. in Negotiations and Conict
Management, M.P.A. and more. For a full list, visit
ubalt.edu/programs.
The University of Baltimore’s online programs and courses oer the same content, rigor and collaboration
between faculty and students as you would nd in a face-to-face class on campus.
No. 1
in Maryland for
working adults
Washington Monthly, 2018
“ What makes UB
dierent is that, as a
student, you actually
learn from other stu-
dents almost as much
as you learn from your
professors. UB stresses
the idea that working
together, respecting
others and helping
others is vital to being
a productive member
in our society. It’s a
culture that you don’t
truly understand or
appreciate until you
enroll here.”
EDWARD SHIELDS,
J.D./M.S. in Criminal
Justice student
ONLINE EXPERIENCE
At the University of Baltimore, we oer
four degree programs—including our
nationally ranked M.P.A. and MBA—and
one certicate program fully online.
UB students’ life experiences bring a
rich dynamic and depth; they demand a
learning experience that’s not traditional.
Classes are combined with hands-on
learning, getting you out into the work-
force and applying what you’ve learned
to enrich your experience and ensure you
graduate with more than a degree.
LEARN MORE AT UBALT.EDU/CAMPUSLIFE.
CAREER AND INTERNSHIP CENTER
Whether you’re changing careers or looking
to rise in the ranks, our Career and Internship
Center oers a variety of free services to
students and alumni.
• Polish your resume and LinkedIn prole.
• Find jobs and internships.
• Practice for an interview.
• Develop your network.
• Learn about professional development and
on-campus recruitment opportunities.
Our dedicated career coaches have the
connections and know-how to help you develop
a career action plan, set goals and chart your
course to meet them.
Our students are given unique opportunities to take
their lessons beyond the classroom. Jake Balter (right),
an M.P.A. student, works with Youth in Business at Jubilee
Arts to give high school-aged students experience
operating an art-based business.
GET MORE
OUT OF YOUR
EDUCATION.
LEARN GLOBALLY
Organizational issues know no boundaries, and neither should you.
• Study abroad with the Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences’ M.S. in
Applied Psychology program. Students who choose the Industrial and
Organizational (I-O) concentration have a chance to learn from renowned
faculty in Barcelona and Pau-Bayonne, France.
• Learn how business is conducted around the world with the Merrick School
of Business’ Global Field Studies, which has taken students to countries
including Thailand, Italy and Chile in the last decade. The school also
partners with the Berlin School of Economics and Law to oer a variety of
three- and four-week summer programs taught in English.
• Learn about crime and correctional systems around the world through
the College of Public Aairs’ Global Experiences in Criminal Justice.
Four weeks of coursework are followed by a 10-day immersion trip abroad.
Destinations for this summer course have included Poland, Spain, the
Czech Republic and Germany.
Funding may be available for certain programs.
50K
alumni
strong
40K
living in
Maryland
Study abroad experiences in locations including
Valencia, Spain, allow UB students to engage with
and learn alongside their peers around the world.
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
• Participate in fellowships and intern-
ships supporting the Center for Drug
Policy and Enforcement’s eorts to
combat drug tracking and abuse.
• Work with Maryland’s preeminent
applied research and policy analysis
center during a graduate fellowship
with the William Donald Schaefer
Center for Public Policy.
• At the Jacob France Institute, access
workforce development research and
socioeconomic data.
• Collaborate with faculty in the
William and Althea Wagman
Laboratory to assist in data collection
and analysis. You can also conduct
and publish original research.
• Build and grow your own enterprise
with help from the Center for
Entrepreneurship and Innovation.
Through the William Donald Schaefer Center for Public Policy, students nd opportunities
to put their knowledge to work on research projects sponsored by local, state and federal
governments; nonprot organizations; and other enterprises.
YOU’RE IN
THE RIGHT PLACE.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Our students come from more than 100 countries. We have resources dedicated to the
unique needs of international students, including specialists who can assist with admission
and provide guidance to those adjusting to a new culture. We’ll also assist you with visa and
immigration needs and provide support for your personal and professional growth.
Join the growing number of international students, research scholars and faculty who
have chosen the University of Baltimore as their preferred institution to study, teach and
learn. UB’s international students have gone to work with the World Trade Center Institute,
Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development, International Rescue
Committee, Wells Fargo, The World Bank, Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services,
Legg Mason and more.
LEARN MORE AT UBALT.EDU/INTERNATIONAL.
600+
companies have
employed UB international
students for practical
training opportunities.
“ I genuinely appreciate [the]
University of Baltimore for
helping me adapt and grow
personally and professionally.
It provided me with great
support and encouragement
whenever I reached out, and it
is so good to feel that all they
want is my success.”
MEENA CHHANTYAL,
M.S. in Accounting and
Business Advisory Services
student from Nepal
MILITARY-CONNECTED STUDENTS
The University of Baltimore recognizes the important
strengths that military and veteran students contribute
to our campus. From a one-stop veterans center to
various funding opportunities, we have a variety of
resources and services to help you reach your
full potential.
Contact the Oce of Admission at 410.837.6565 to
learn about the most ecient and cost-eective way
for you to earn your degree.
LEARN MORE AT UBALT.EDU/MILITARY.
DISABILITY AND ACCESS SERVICES
The Oce of Disability and Access Services at the University of
Baltimore works with students with various disabilities and some
temporary impairments that substantially limit one or more major life
activities. Oce sta are available to answer questions concerning
accommodations and services and to provide information about other
resources on and o campus. Students who suspect they may have a
disability but do not have the required documentation should contact
the oce at 410.837.4775 for a consultation.
YOU’RE IN
THE RIGHT PLACE.
300+
military-connected students,
including veterans, active duty
and reserve military and their
spouses and dependents, are part
of the UB community.
The Bob Parsons Veterans
Center helps military-connected
students nd the resources,
services and support they
need to succeed at UB. The
fully staed campus space also
includes exclusive access to a
computer lab, resource room,
conference room, lounge and
kitchenette.
DIFFERENT
BY
DESIGN
APPLY ANYTIME
Applying to UB is easy. Just ll out an application
at ubalt.edu/apply. You can complete it in one sitting
or save it to nish later. You can use the MyUB student
portal to check your application status, review and
update your information or nd out which documents
are still needed.
For nearly a century, the University of Baltimore
has excelled in developing leaders in Baltimore and
beyond. We opened in 1925, in the heart of Baltimore,
as a private, night School of Law and College of
Business Administration.
“ I am so impressed with the professors at the
University of Baltimore. They have truly made all
the dierence for me during my time at UB. They
are thoughtful, experienced and encouraging,
and they help me produce my best work.”
KARILYN A. MASON,
M.A. in Integrated Design
student, Universities at
Shady Grove campus
Right away, UB lled a critical need: local, accessible education and
professional advancement that was an alternative to the full-time,
traditional college experience.
Today, the University of Baltimore includes the College of Public Aairs,
the Merrick School of Business, the UB School of Law and the Yale Gordon
College of Arts and Sciences. You know us because we are nationally
recognized for serving career-focused working adults; you know us through
our faculty’s outstanding research and teaching; you know us thanks to
the hard work and dedication of UB alumni, students and sta.
Our approach to education is dierent by design, and our more than 40
graduate, doctoral and certicate programs prepare students for
high-demand careers.
MERRICK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
As a nationally recognized leader in business and management education, the
Merrick School of Business oers a relevant and exible curriculum designed to
accommodate working adults and develop them to become leaders in their eld.
YALE GORDON COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
The Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences promotes critical thinking,
encourages innovation and discovery, and enriches the intellectual lives of its
diverse community of learners.
COLLEGE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
The College of Public Aairs is a community of students, faculty, sta and
alumni who are all dedicated to improving the lives of others.
UB SCHOOL OF LAW
The UB School of Law teaches doctrine, perspective and skills through traditional
study and clinical courses. Dual-degree opportunities that combine a J.D. with
several of our other programs will help you distinguish yourself after graduation.
To learn more, visit law.ubalt.edu.
VISIT UBALT.EDU TO LEARN MORE.
40+
graduate, doctoral
and certicate
programs
“ Our daily life relies on information technology
more than ever before. We use cell phones to
communicate with people, email for working
and the ‘internet of things’ to build a smart
home. The rise of IT has introduced a completely
new type of crime: high-tech crime. Our M.S.
in Forensic Science—High Technology Crime
is designed to help students learn how to
reconstruct a digital crime scene by acquiring,
preserving and analyzing evidence in digital
devices. Our program emphasizes hands-on labs
and utilizes various commercial and open-source
forensic tools to investigate digital crimes.”
“ I love the fact that at UB, you don’t just learn
the materials from the textbooks, but you also
apply what you learn into the real world. Experi-
ence is the best teacher. I’m very grateful for the
education and support from both faculty and
sta I received at UB. I felt as though I wasn’t a
Social Security Number, but that they knew who
I was and I mattered.”
FRANK XU,
associate professor,
School of Criminal Justice;
director, M.S. in Forensic
Science—High Technology
Crime program
VERLANDO BROWN,
M.S. ’15 (Human Services
Administration program);
university engagement
coordinator, Thread
MERRICK
SCHOOL OF
BUSINESS
If you want a comprehensive,
AACSB International-accredited
business school that considers your
success a priority, then the Merrick
School of Business is right for you.
From your rst day in class, the School
of Business supports your goal to
become a responsible global leader:
poised, prepared and procient in
21st-century business practices.
RENATA KERCHE,
MBA ’18
GRADUATE DEGREES
ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS ADVISORY
SERVICES* (M.S.)
You’ll go beyond just accounting; you’ll build your knowledge
in the areas of nance and information systems while earning
the credits you need for your CPA license.
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION*
†
(MBA)
Our MBA is designed with you (and your employer) in mind.
Take classes online, in a traditional classroom or both.
Choose from specializations and an option to customize.
(MBA/J.D., MBA/M.S. in Nursing, MBA/Pharm.D.
dual-degree options)
CYBERSECURITY MANAGEMENT
(M.S.)
Prepare for the unmet demand for cybersecurity leaders
in business, government and the military by building your
leadership skills, developing key competencies in accounting
and analytics and exploring cybersecurity strategy. This
innovative, interdisciplinary program brings together business,
psychology and criminal justice.
FINANCE (M.S.)
Dive deeper into what it takes to maximize value and
mitigate risks when it comes to the nancial activities of
a corporation.
NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL
ENTREPRENEURSHIP (M.S.)
Leverage the expertise of both the College of Public Aairs
and the Merrick School of Business to gain eective
management skills and practice forward-thinking initiatives
of social enterprise.
TAXATION (M.S.)
Be prepared for a career as a professional tax adviser and
sharpen your knowledge and skills in a sophisticated,
challenging educational environment.
CERTIFICATES
• Accounting Fundamentals
• Business Fundamentals
• Business Valuation
• Government Financial Management
‡
• Internal Audit Services
• Organizational Leadership
“ What made me feel UB
was a good t for me was
its professional atmosphere.
I wanted something that
I could see myself grow
into, [where I could] be a
professional, … grow my
network and nd who I
really am. I saw that at UB.”
ALAN TSAO, B.S. ’11
(Business Administration
with a specialization in
marketing); MBA student;
owner, Tsao Baltimore
• UB’s online MBA is the only Maryland-based program
ranked by U.S. News & World Report as one of the
nation’s top such programs for eight consecutive years.
• The Merrick School of Business was the rst in the
Baltimore region to earn accreditation from AACSB
International, the world’s largest business education
alliance, and it has remained an accredited member
since 1983.
82
%
of our students
work while pursuing
their MBA.
WHAT SETS US APART
* fully online program
† dual-degree option available
‡ also oered at the Universities at Shady Grove
UBALT.EDU/MERRICK
COLLEGE
OF PUBLIC
AFFAIRS
The College of Public Aairs is Maryland’s
only college dedicated to public service.
We are a community of students, faculty,
sta and alumni who are all committed to
improving the lives of others.
The college prepares the problem-solvers
who will analyze policy and lead the
public, nonprot, health care and third-
sector organizations of the future.
CHAZ WALTERS,
M.S. in Nonprot Management
and Social Entrepreneurship
student
GRADUATE DEGREES
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
†
(M.S.)
Prepare yourself to analyze 21st-century problems in crime
and criminal justice practices and to draw on evidence-
based solutions to guide policy decision-making.
(M.S. /J.D. dual-degree option)
FORENSIC SCIENCE—HIGH TECHNOLOGY CRIME
‡
(M.S.)
Become an expert in investigating criminal activity involving
computer and digital information systems, accounting
fraud and health care fraud. Work in high-tech labs with
court-approved software to learn preventative measures
and methods of combating cyberthreats and related
nancial crime.
GLOBAL AFFAIRS AND HUMAN SECURITY (M.A.)
Explore your interests in international issues related to
strong governance, sustainable development, transnational
problem-solving and the promotion of human security. This
program is the only human security-focused degree program
in the mid-Atlantic and is the most diverse global aairs
master’s program in the country.
HEALTH SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
‡
(M.S.)
Become a highly eective administrator in a health-related
environment. This is an ideal t if you are in search of
professional advancement, need a master’s degree to move
up the earnings scale or are seeking the in-depth strategic
knowledge a master’s-level education provides.
HUMAN SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (M.S.)
Build the skills and knowledge necessary to enhance quality
of life for individuals, couples, families, groups and com-
munities. This joint Master of Science program with Coppin
State University is the only one of its kind in Maryland.
NEGOTIATIONS AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENT
†
(M.S.)
Gain a broad understanding of what conict is, why it
happens and how to resolve it to prepare for an exciting
career managing conict in many dierent arenas. This
program, ranked among the nation’s top 10 such programs
by College Choice, is the rst of its kind in Maryland.
(M.S./J.D. dual-degree option)
NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL
ENTREPRENEURSHIP (M.S.)
Leverage the expertise of the College of Public Aairs
and the Merrick School of Business to gain eective
management skills and practice forward-thinking initiatives
of social enterprise.
MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION*
†‡
(M.P.A.)
Public administrators in government and at nonprot
organizations must keep reinventing themselves to meet the
new challenges of a changing society; train to do just that.
This program was the rst in the state to be fully accredited
by the National Association of Schools of Public Aairs
and Administration. (M.P.A./J.D. dual-degree option)
DOCTOR OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
‡
( D. P. A . )
Develop the substantive skills, knowledge and values neces-
sary to become an executive-level leader in the government,
public-sector or nonprot arenas.
CERTIFICATES
• Health Systems Management
• Trauma-Informed Certicate
WHAT SETS US APART?
“ In our Master of Public
Administration program, we
have a tailored approach.
We use examples and think
about what it means to
take a public service job in
this broader community
and hopefully try to leave
the world a little bit better.”
JESSICA SOWA,
professor, School of Public
and International Aairs;
director, Master of Public
Administration program and
M.S. in Nonprot
Management and Social
Entrepreneurship program
* fully online program
† dual-degree option available
‡ also oered at the Universities at Shady Grove
UBALT.EDU/CPA
• UB’s College of Public
Aairs is ranked in the top
25 percent nationally for
graduate public aairs
programs by U.S. News &
World Report for 2019.
• Our faculty include a
number of practitioners who
bring relevant real-world
experience to the classroom.
They include the former
director of the Maryland
Department of Personnel,
a member of the sta of the
Maryland Civil Rights
Commission, the director of
the Baltimore Mayor’s Oce
of Human Services, the
former chief information
ocer for the Federal
Reserve and the budget
manager for the Maryland
Department of Legislative
Services—to name a few.
YALE GORDON
COLLEGE OF
ARTS AND
SCIENCES
The Yale Gordon College of Arts and
Sciences teaches its graduates to be
reective, skilled communicators,
adept at addressing contemporary
problems within an ethical framework
and able to adapt to a changing world.
Well prepared for the world of work, our
students become broadly informed
and deeply engaged in local, regional
and global communities.
DEBORAH LI,
M.S. in Interaction Design and
Information Architecture student
GRADUATE DEGREES
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
(M.S.)
Immerse yourself in the exciting, intriguing eld of
psychology, helping individuals pursue healthy lives or
organizations overcome obstacles. Choose from one of two
concentrations: Counseling Psychology or Industrial and
Organizational Psychology.
CREATIVE WRITING & PUBLISHING ARTS (M.F.A.)
Publishing arts is an integral and unique part of the way
we think about writing. Students work as writers, editors,
designers, bookmakers and publishers.
INFORMATION AND INTERACTION DESIGN (D.S.)
Through interdisciplinary courses in topics like cognitive
psychology, library science, computer science, user research
and interaction design, doctoral students become leaders in
their eld and designers who can build innovative solutions
on a solid understanding of human behavior.
INTEGRATED DESIGN
‡
(M.A.)
Develop skills for conceptualizing design solutions to com-
munications problems and study with some of the region’s
top designers. This program oers an integration of print,
video and digital media design like no other in the country.
INTEGRATED DESIGN (M.F.A.)
Develop complementary skills in design and writing across
multiple platforms and build a solid foundation in research,
creative process, professional writing, and design principles
and strategies.
INTERACTION DESIGN AND INFORMATION
ARCHITECTURE*
(M.S.)
Imagine, design and build interactive systems to address
needs and interests that humankind is only beginning
to recognize. Gain the skills required for this eld’s most
sought-after careers.
LEGAL STUDIES (M.A.)
Learn about law, the legal system, legal research and
methods, and the ethical and historical underpinnings of
law. This program can be a stepping stone to law school or
to advance in the many law-related careers that do not
require a law degree.
CERTIFICATES
• Digital Communication
• Digital Media Production
• Library Technologies
• Professional Counseling Studies
• User Experience (UX) Design
*
“ In my classes, I have the
opportunity to learn from
veterans, working adults
who are going back to
school and students like
myself who just complet-
ed their undergraduate
degree and have diverse
backgrounds and perspec-
tives. These interactions
from diverse classmates
will give me a unique
insight for the eld of
I-O psychology.”
BRYSON S. BARKSDALE,
M.S. in Applied Psychology
student, Industrial and
Organizational Psychology
concentration
UB’s Applied Psychology graduates from the
Industrial-Organizational concentration have
gone into careers in government (FBI, U.S.
Customs and Border Protection, Coast Guard),
health care (Johns Hopkins Medicine,
Bristol-Myers Squibb), private companies
(Facebook, Under Armour, GEICO, Google),
consulting rms (Booz Allen Hamilton, Deloitte,
Kaisen), management and personnel consult-
ing rms (Allegis Group, American Institute for
Research), and as consultants and researchers
(Loyola University, IMPAQ International).
WHAT SETS US APART?
* fully online program
† dual-degree option available
‡ also oered at the Universities at Shady Grove
UBALT.EDU/CAS
MERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS
Graduate students with exemplary past academic records can automatically earn up to $1,000 in merit scholarships per
year for up to two years. The scholarship is renewable after the rst year, provided the student maintains a minimum
3.25 GPA. No application required.
UB FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS
New graduate students may also qualify for various UB Foundation scholarships up to $5,000. Awards are made based
upon admission credentials, the unique criteria of individual scholarships and the order in which completed applications
are received.
REGIONAL TUITION
You don’t have to live in Maryland to qualify for in-state tuition. Regional tuition is available to graduate students who
live in:
• Washington, D.C.
• Virginia: Arlington, Clarke, Culpeper, Fairfax, Fauquier, Loudoun, Prince William, Rappahannock, Spotsylvania,
Staord and Warren counties as well as the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax, Falls Church, Fredericksburg, Manassas and
Manassas Park
• Pennsylvania: Adams, Chester, Lancaster and York counties
• Delaware: all counties
or who are enrolled in one of our four fully online graduate programs.
GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS
A graduate assistantship can help fund all or part of your tuition, and you’ll gain academic, professional or research
experience while working on campus and making progress toward your graduate degree or certicate.
MORE OPPORTUNITIES
Here are some other funding opportunities to consider:
• Alumni of our undergraduate programs can apply for a $500 scholarship.
• Grants can be available for students who wish to attend conferences and professional trainings.
• Limited funding is available for students looking to study abroad.
LEARN MORE AT UBALT.EDU/TUITION AND UBALT.EDU/SCHOLARSHIPS.
YOU CAN AFFORD UB.
We’re committed to helping you navigate the nancial aid process
so you can realize your graduate education goals.
1. Explore our programs at ubalt.edu/programs.
2. Plan a visit or join us at an upcoming event. (See ubalt.edu/events for details.)
3. Apply online at ubalt.edu/apply.
4. Contact your admission counselor to learn about nancial aid opportunities.
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programs and activities should be directed to the Oce of Community Life, Academic Center, Room 112; phone: 410.837.4755. Inquiries
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