At University of Maryland University College, our liberal arts and communication faculty bring both advanced degrees and industry experience to the classroom. The result is a curriculum that teaches you how to be successful in many industries.
Meet Liberal Arts & Communication Faculty
Faculty bring real-world experience to the classroom so what you're learning is practical and applicable in the job market.
Meet Liberal Arts & Communication Faculty
My professors were very considerate and caring. In fact, my psychology professor even checked in on me after a class to help explain a concept I was having trouble understanding. It made me feel special that he cared enough to figure out what was going on and tried to help me.
Eric Schuler
Veteran
Direct Sales, Comcast
Psychology Bachelor's Degree
My classes are usually held at night, and I am teaching students who have been at work all day in a demanding military environment. Psychology lends itself to practical application, and I try to make the course relevant to the military student whenever I can. It's also easy to use everyday military examples to illustrate psychological phenomena; for instance, the importance of social conformity in a military unit.
Jeffrey Newbern
Director of Graduate and Partnership Programs
Featured Liberal Arts and Communications Faculty
Faculty with Connections
Many of our liberal arts and communication faculty are well-connected leaders in the field. They work or have worked in the public and private sector at a wide range of organizations, including
- Booz Allen Hamilton
- CIA
- National Security Administration
- New York Times
- San Francisco State University
- The George Washington University
- University of California
- University of Delaware
- University of Hawaii at Manoa
- U.S. Department of Defense
- U.S. Department of State
- Washington Post