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Summer Session

Summer Session 2013 Schedules

5-Week Session 1: May 28-July 1
5-Week Session 2: July 2-Aug. 26
8-Week Session: May 28-July 21
10-Week Session (Saturdays only): May 28-Aug. 6

See the academic calendar for additional details.

View the courses we're offering or, if you prefer, view the course schedule PDF.

Your summer. Your way.

University of Baltimore
Summer Session 2013

Stay on track.

Get a jumpstart on the next academic year by making additional progress toward your degree or
catch up on the courses you need to get back on track to graduate on time.

For example, our Second-Year Success options are specifically designed with rising second-year students in mind. Complete a gen-ed requirement or hone the skills you'll need to succeed in a developmental course during either an intensive, accelerated five-week session or a convenient eight-week session.

Some courses are also offered online, allowing you to earn credit from anywhere with an Internet connection that's

Summer session in action: Stories from our courses.

Take a peek at what's actually going on inside a couple of our summer session 2013 offerings:

convenient for you and your schedule.

  • Second-Year Success Options

    • ARTS 201: *Arts in Society (J. Hoover)
    • ARTS 230: *Art of Film (J. Simon)
    • ENTR 101: Introduction to Entrepreneurship (R. Weber)
    • CMAT 497: 20 Day Photo Challenge (J. Simon)
    • DVMA 093: Introductory Algebra
    • DVMA 095: Intermediate Algebra
    • ENGL 200: *Experience of Literature (C. Justice)
    • IDIS 304 WB: *Arts and Ideas (B. Yarrison)
    • MATH 115: *Statistics (F. Grosshans)

    * satisfies a general-education requirement

Enrich your studies.

Often, there's just not time during the academic year to participate in all the activities you'd like. Summer, with its longer days and better weather, provides opportunities to take advantage of additional programming.

Check out our Summer Institutes, which tie your course into a theme with opportunities to:

  • interact with students in other courses, allowing you to benefit from interdisciplinary learning
  • participate in special activities just for students in a Summer Institute course: theme-based events, speakers and service-learning experiences.

Visiting Students

Are you in the Baltimore area for the summer and want to make up classes or get ahead, all at a four-year university?

Take a look at the courses we're offering. Then submit a simple Application for Visiting Students.

  1. Fill it out electronically.
  2. Print it out and sign it.
  3. Mail it, along with your application fee (see the form for details), to the University of Baltimore Offices of Admission, 1420 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21201.
  4. We'll get you enrolled and ready to go.

Questions? Contact the Offices of Admission at 410.837.4777.

  • Summer Institutes

    Summer Institutes are organized around three themes:

    • Learning About Public Policy
    • Learning About Baltimore and Maryland
    • Learning About World Languages and Cultures

    Within each thematic area, special events expand upon coursework, including outside speakers and panels.

There's something to fit your needs.

We know that UB students aren't all the same. They have work and family obligations, complicated schedules and a variety of needs when it comes to their education.

Summer session allows us to be flexible to meet your needs. You have the opportunity to:

  • get in and get out quickly, dedicating your summer to things beyond school while still earning credits toward your degree
  • spend more time on campus, taking advantage of the additional enrichment activities and community building that summer session affords
  • never step foot on campus, making progress toward your degree entirely online
  • push yourself to accelerate your learning, earning more credits during time that's often lost between semesters.