Merrick School of Business

The University of Baltimore was founded in 1925 as a private institution. Its founders were a group of Baltimore civic leaders who wanted to provide low-cost, part-time evening study in business and law for working adults. Its first site was at the southeast corner of St. Paul and Mt. Vernon Place with a class of 62 law students and 114 business students.

Whether you are seeking an undergraduate or graduate degree or just want to learn something new - the relevant and innovative curriculum provides you a competitive edge in the workplace. 

The centers in the Merrick School of Business forge connections with surrounding communities, provide special research and study opportunities for students and faculty, and contribute essential research data related to Maryland's economic development.

• Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation - Dedicated to the growth and support of innovative ventures in the region.
• Jacob France Institute - A leading source of high quality statistical information and research.

Getting a job or advancing your career requires more than a degree. Employers want well-rounded graduates with professional attitudes and skills developed through experiences beyond the classroom. That is where the Career Center comes in.