UMBC’s applied graduate programs will put your career outlook into focus. Our students build applied knowledge through programs that focus on tomorrow’s innovations, growth, and success.
Claim Your Future.
We offer a broad array of professionally-focused master’s degree and certificate programs that address industry needs while anticipating future opportunities. Taught by highly-experienced practitioners and thought leaders in the field, students acquire the latest knowledge, skills, and preparation required to excel in the workplace.
Two Locations
Courses are designed to fit the busy schedule of the working professional and are conveniently offered in hybrid format and in-person at our Catonsville campus and The Universities at Shady Grove in Rockville, MD.
Programs Offered at Both Locations
- Cybersecurity
- Data Science
- Technical Management
See Our Programs
Master’s
- Biotechnology at Shady Grove
- Community Leadership
- Cybersecurity
- Cybersecurity at Shady Grove
- Data Science
- Data Science at Shady Grove
- Engineering Management
- Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Leadership
- Geographic Information Systems
- Health Information Technology
- Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- Instructional Systems Development
- Learning and Performance Technology
- Master of Arts in Education
- Systems Engineering
- Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
- Technical Management
- Technical Management at Shady Grove
Certificates
- Biochemical Regulatory Engineering
- Biotechnology Management
- College Teaching & Learning Science
- Community Leadership
- Cybersecurity Strategy & Policy
- Cybersecurity Operations
- Data Science
- Digital Forensics
- eLearning
- Engineering Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Geographic Information Systems
- Innovation
- Instructional Systems Development
- Instructional Technology
- Integrated Product Development and Manufacturing
- Leadership
- Project Management
- Systems Engineering
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