University of Baltimore

Initiated in the year of 1925, the University of Baltimore achieved its “state university” designation in year 1975.At present this University is proclaimed as one significant division of “University System of Maryland”. This university campus has occupied the most resourceful artistic core of Baltimore, in the region of Mount Vernon Cultural District.

The University incorporates three unique faculties developed with updated course curriculum and highly efficient educators. Those widely known faculties are:

• Y ale Gordon College of Liberal Art
• Merrick School of Business
• School of Law

These several departments of this University conduct more than forty five undergraduate programs, graduate programs and professional courses as well. Some of the most prominent courses and programs organized by different schools and departments of the University are:

Undergraduate Courses

Y ale Gordon College of Liberal Art:

• History
• Government and Public Policy
• Human Service Administration
• Community Studies and Civic Engagement
• Criminal Justice
• Simulation and Digital Entertainment
• Forensic Studies
• Interdisciplinary Studies
• Corporate Communication
• Health Systems Management

Merrick School of Business:

• Real Estate and Economic Development
• Management Information Systems
• Business Administration Courses

Graduation Courses

School of Law

• Law of the United States of America [LL.M]

Yale Gordon College of Liberal Arts

• Creative Writing and Publishing Arts (MFA)
• Human Services Administration (M.S.)
• Interaction Design and Information Architecture (M.S.)
• Negotiations and Conflict Management (M.S.)

Merrick School of Business:

• Finance (M.S.)
• Management Information system (M.S.)
• Accounting and advisory Services (M.S.)

Besides these programs, spectrum of certificate courses and various off-campus programs are organized for the students of respective school of the university.

An extensive array of resources has enriched the two advanced libraries of this Baltimore University as Langsdale Library and Law Library.  The library incorporates relevant books, special set of study materials, Videos, journals and magazines and a calm ambience is provided to the students before their important examinations.

Interested foreign students are provided several privileges as support for immigration and visa, assistance for study resources and traveling, relevant help for career planning and participation in various ‘cultural programs'. Other than those a number of Academic Clubs, Athletic Club and Social or Interest Clubs are there within the university campus for students' satiety and entertainment.

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