UMBC has a wide range of credit and non-credit training
programs designed to meet the diverse needs of a knowledge economy. Whether
you are an IT professional seeking advanced degrees through the University’s
nationally acclaimed online master’s degree in information systems,
a career changer looking for entry-level, industry-recognized certification
or a financial advisor seeking the CFP credential, UMBC can deliver a
training program that’s right for you. In addition, the University
regularly collaborates to custom build training solutions for employers
needing to upgrade the skills of employers in order to maintain a competitive
edge.
Please contact Greg
Simmons, Director of Corporate Relations, at 410-455-1452 to learn
more about how UMBC can address your specific individual or
corporate training needs.
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UMBC
Training Centers, LLC
Through its strategic alliance with UMBC, Training Centers draws
on University faculty and industry practitioners to provide state-of-the-art
coursework that leads to first-time employment or career advancement.
Training Centers offers non-credit short courses in the areas of information
technology, biotechnology, engineering, professional development, business
and allied health, and provides flexible, custom training for business,
government and the nonprofit sectors through its Contract Training initiatives.
Continuing
and Professional Studies (CPS)
CPS offers individuals and organizations customized, high-quality,
credit and non-credit training, certificate and degree programs that reflect
the values of a major research university and the performance of a private
company. Courses are offered on-campus, online, onsite and at the Universities
at Shady Grove campus in Rockville, Maryland.
Graduate
School
UMBC provides an exciting environment for graduate students to
meet the challenges of advanced study. We offer flexible course schedules
for working professionals, including evening and online classes.
Biotechnology
Programs
UMBC has strong academic programs in the life sciences led by a distinguished
faculty of nearly fifty members spanning the Departments of Biological Sciences,
Chemistry and Biochemistry, and Chemical and Biochemical Engineering. This established
academic and research expertise in the biosciences provides a foundation for
a variety of biotechnology programs. Classes are conveniently offered in the
evenings at techcenter@UMBC and on the UMBC main campus.
Online
Masters in Information Systems
The flexibility of UMBC’s online Master of Science in Information
Systems makes it easy to fit getting a degree into a busy schedule. The
program is open to those with or without prior experience or education
in information systems.
Post-baccalaureate
Certificates
UMBC offers a variety of post-baccalaureate certificates—including
programs in engineering, information systems and instructional systems.
Both non-degree and degree-seeking students may enroll in these certificate
programs.
Erickson
School/NIC Executive Education Courses
The Erickson School at UMBC, in cooperation
with the National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care
Industries (NIC), currently offers seven non-credit courses for
executives in the seniors housing and care industry. These four-day
intensive courses are held on the UMBC campus throughout the
year and are limited in class size to stimulate discussion and
interactive learning. Taught by nationally recognized leaders
working in the seniors housing and care industry today, this
prestigious program is setting the standard for executive development
excellence in the industry. The Erickson Scholl also offers a
B.A. and M.A. in Aging Services.
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