UMBC Professional Engineering Programs / University of Baltimore Merrick School of Business
Further your career by leveraging a unique partnership that allows students from UMBC’s graduate Professional Engineering Programs to integrate business fundamentals from the University of Baltimore’s acclaimed M.B.A. program. Conversely, M.B.A. students can enhance their business acumen with advanced engineering management and project management courses from UMBC. Students enrolled in either program can take selected courses from the other institution, enriching their educational experience and broadening their skill set. Read more about this collaboration from UMBC News.
Requirements:
- Enrolled in or have completed an M.S. in Engineering Management or a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in either Engineering Management or Project Management at UMBC.
OR
- Enrolled in or have completed a M.B.A. or graduate certificate in Business Fundamentals at University of Baltimore.
Application Process
Students may apply for the M.B.A. or Engineering Management M.S. while in the final semester of their respective programs. They are responsible for the standard application procedures.
UB students interested in UMBC’s Engineering Management M.S. can see full requirements by visiting How to Apply: Engineering Management M.S.
Courses
Up to twelve (12) credits of designated courses can be transferred between the two institutions.
UMBC accepts the following Merrick School of Business Courses towards the Engineering Management M.S.:
- ACCT 505: Accounting Essentials (1.5 credits)
- ECON 505: Micro Economics (1.5 credits)
- ECON 506: Macro Economics (1.5 credits)
- FIN 505: Essentials of Finance (1.5 credits)
- MKTG 505: Marketing Essentials (1.5 credits)
- OPM 505: Introduction to Operations Management (1.5 credits)
- OPRE 505: Fundamentals of Statistics (1.5 credits)
- OPRE 506 Managerial Statistics (1.5 credits)
University of Baltimore Merrick School of Business accepts the following UMBC Courses towards the M.B.A.:
- ENMG 650: Project Management Fundamentals (3 credits)
- ENMG 656: Engineering Law and Ethics (3 credits)
- ENMG 652: Management Leadership and Communications (3 credits)
- ENMG 658: Financial Management (3 credits)
- ENMG 661 Leading Global Virtual Teams (3 credits)
- ENMG 663: Advance Project Management Applications (3 credits)
UB student interested in UMBC’s M.S. in Engineering Management? Fill out the form below for more information!
If you have already enrolled in or completed an eligible UMBC Professional Engineering degree and are interested in earning your M.B.A. from UB, please visit the University of Baltimore and UMBC’s M.B.A./M.S. program collaboration page to request more information.