University of Baltimore to Offer MBA Program in Hagerstown Through USMH Partnership

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The University of Baltimore will launch an MBA program at USMH in Hagerstown starting Fall 2025, expanding educational access in the region.

The University of Baltimore (UBalt) is expanding its reach to Western Maryland through a new collaboration with the University System of Maryland Hagerstown (USMH). Beginning in Fall 2025, UBalt’s Merrick School of Business will offer its MBA program at USMH, providing local students and professionals the opportunity to pursue an advanced business degree without leaving the region.

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This partnership aligns with USMH’s mission to deliver accessible and affordable higher education. As USMH marks its 20th anniversary, the addition of UBalt’s MBA program represents a strategic effort to address the region’s evolving workforce needs. With Hagerstown’s growing role as a business hub, the program is expected to help equip professionals with managerial and leadership skills essential for business growth.

UBalt’s MBA program, accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), integrates contemporary business trends, including artificial intelligence, data analytics, and soft skills development. Additionally, students can receive specialized training in healthcare and government management through UBalt’s College of Public Administration, broadening career opportunities for graduates.

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Enrollment is now open for the program, with interested students encouraged to apply online. Businesses seeking professional development opportunities for employees can schedule consultations to explore options for workforce training.

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