Institution name

University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Total number of students

12870

Contact address for international enquiries

1000 Hilltop Circle
BALTIMORE 21250

Telephone

+1 410 455 2537

EFL telephone number

+1 410 455 2831

EFL email address

EFL email

EFL website address

EFL website

Venue / office name

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, Department of Emergency Health Services

Address

Academic IV - Room 316
1000 Hilltop Circle
BALTIMORE
Maryland
21250

Venue description

The Department of Emergency Health Services offers a unique perspective for the education of future EMS professionals. This is accomplished by providing a broad liberal-arts and sciences education, which enhances the graduates' employment opportunities as prehospital providers and managers. The Department also prepares graduates for advancement to graduate, medical and professional studies. The Graduate program is primarily focused on preparing professionals for leadership roles requiring skills in planning, research, development, and organizational operations. The three track online curriculum is designed to provide graduate level training and education to health care providers, researchers, educators, policy makers, and administrators. A post-baccalaureate certificate in emergency management is also offered.

Telephone number

+1 410 455 3223

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

Residential Life (RL) is responsible for operating and maintaining the residential facilities as well as coordinating programs and services for approximately 3,900 students who live on campus. Residents may choose to live in one of several communities on campus. Freshmen who live on campus are required to live in one of five residence halls (Chesapeake, Patapsco, Potomac, Susquehanna, and Erickson). Upper-class students may apply to live in the halls, or in one of three apartment communities. All of the facilities are complete with: carpeting, individually controlled heating and air conditioning, and semi-private bathrooms shared by no more than five people. Students who need housing during semester breaks can choose Potomac Hall, which is designated as continuous occupancy. Several other special lifestyle options and living learning communities are tailored to meet student's interests and needs. All of the residence halls are similar and consist of suites of two rooms joined by a connecting bathroom. All rooms have phones with their own phone number and voice-mail. Rooms are furnished with one bed, wardrobe or closet, desk, and chair for each person assigned to the room. All rooms and hallways in these buildings are carpeted. Most rooms are doubles, with a limited number of singles and triples also available in the building. A cable television hook-up is available in each residence hall room. High-speed Ethernet data connectivity is available for each student in a single, double or triple room. On-campus housing for graduate students is available in the new Walker Avenue Apartments on the corner of Walker Avenue and Hilltop Circle. One wing of the apartment complex is available for graduate students. These are 2- or 4-bedroom fully furnished apartment suites. Residential Life provides temporary housing accommodations in the Hillside Apartment Community to UMBC graduate students who will be participating in campus orientation programs.