B.S. in Biotechnology

The bachelor's degree in biotechnology combines laboratory skills and applied coursework, with biotechnology internship experience and upper-level study, and helps prepare you to enter the pharmaceutical, agricultural, or biomedical research industries and organizations as a laboratory technician, quality control technician, assay analyst, chemical technician, or bio-informatician.

B.S. in Accounting

The bachelor's degree in accounting was developed in close conjunction with employers and featuring real-world data sets. You will take courses in statistics, economics, cost accounting, income taxation, business law, and auditing. Accounting employers often serve as guest speakers and contact UMGC to recruit our students. This program requires a minor in business administration.

B.S. in Accounting

The bachelor's degree in accounting was developed in close conjunction with employers and featuring real-world data sets. You will take courses in statistics, economics, cost accounting, income taxation, business law, and auditing. Accounting employers often serve as guest speakers and contact UMGC to recruit our students. This program requires a minor in business administration.

B.S. in Accounting

Same world-class education, smaller class size. Offered at both Shady Grove and College Park, Robert H. Smith School of Business Undergraduate Programs share the same outstanding faculty and offer state-of-the art classrooms, customized academic support, career advisement, and student leadership/engagement opportunities.

B.S. in Accounting

Same world-class education, smaller class size. Offered at both Shady Grove and College Park, Robert H. Smith School of Business Undergraduate Programs share the same outstanding faculty and offer state-of-the art classrooms, customized academic support, career advisement, and student leadership/engagement opportunities.

B.S. in Construction Management Technology

The MISSION of the Construction Management Technology program (CMT) is to develop a capable and knowledgeable workforce and to prepare interested participants for career success in the field of construction. The program focuses on practical aspects of technology, offering a flexible pathway for students' success, combining technology transfer measures with practical industrial experience, emphasizing successful project management operations, and Green Building Technology implementation.

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