These programs are designed for full-time, degree seeking students. More information on these programs is available below.

In the Frostburg UMD engineering collaborative program, students complete the first two years of math, physics, general education courses and basic engineering studies at Frostburg State University. After being admitted to the collaborative program with the Clark School of Engineering*, the junior and senior year curriculum is taken at FSU, either live or via ITV from the University of Maryland. Students completing the program receive a bachelor's of science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Maryland.  This program is EAC/ABET accredited. For more information on ABET accreditation, please visit www.abet.org.

More information for perspective applicants to the Frostburg Collaborative Program.


* Limited Enrollment Programs at the University of Maryland, including Mechanical Engineering, have specific admissions criteria.  For more information on Limited Enrollment Programs: www.lep.umd.edu.

The Southern Maryland Program is offered in conjunction with NAVAIR/ Patuxent River Naval Air Station Co-op Program, the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center, and the College of Southern Maryland. In this program, students complete their first two years of math, physics, general education courses and basic engineering studies at another institution (usually the College of Southern Maryland.) Students then apply to the Co-op program at NAVAIR and for admission to the University of Maryland, Clark School of Engineering.* Upon acceptance in both programs, students take most classes in the junior/senior curriculum at the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center (either with a faculty member on site or through ITV from the College Park campus). Each semester, at least one class is taken on the UM campus.  As part of their participation in the NAVAIR co-op program, students receive a stipend to support their studies, summer internships, and upon graduation they are expected to accept associated employment.

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Are you applying for admission to the Clark School of Engineering with the intent to pursue the Southern Maryland Program?  Please fill out this interest form to help us identify prospective applicants.


* Limited Enrollment Programs at the University of Maryland, including Mechanical Engineering, have specific admissions criteria.  For more information on Limited Enrollment Programs: www.lep.umd.edu.


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