Diversity in Academics

In the classroom and beyond, the University of Baltimore strives to teach the positive impacts that respecting and embracing diversity have on our local and global communities.

Classes offered across our four schools and colleges reflect this focus. Just a few examples include:

APPL 659: Cross-Cultural Organizational Psychology
ANTH 110: Cultural Anthropology
ARTS 121: World Music
CNCM 740: Ethnic and Cultural Factors of Conflict
CMAT 130: Baltimore in the Media

CRJU 633: Race/Ethnicity and Gender Issues in Law Enforcement
CSCE 200: Understanding Community
ENGL 319: Topics in International Literature
GVPP 210: Global Politics
HIST 445: Topics in the History of Religion

IDIS 301: World Cultures
MGMT 302: Global Business Environment
PHIL 419: Religions in America
PSYC 260: Psychology of Religion and Spirituality
PUAD 704: Managing Diversity

Beyond the classroom, UBalt students take advantage of learning opportunities and real-world experiences that heighten their appreciation for a diverse world:

Global Field Studies: the Merrick School of Business offers multiple opportunities every year to learn more about how business is conducted around the world through study abroad
Divided Baltimore: an ongoing course that invites community members and high-schoolers to join UBalt students in investigating solutions to longstanding issues of inequality
Experiential Learning: through community engagement and service learning opportunities and study abroad, students are immersed in communities here and around the globe
BMALE Academy: inspires high academic achievement among UBalt's male students of color by supporting, embracing and engaging them in an effort to close the achievement, retention and graduation gaps
BeMore: Leadership and Community Engagement: students give back to their community by participating in day of service events, community education workshops, service tours of Baltimore and other service opportunities
Fund for Excellence Grants: special one-time grants that further UBalt's mission; past grants have helped to build initiatives like the Applied Feminism Anti-Trafficking Advocacy Through a Human Rights Lens Project, the BMALE Academy and the College-Community Collaboration in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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