A group poses for a photo outside in Rwanda

Seven Schools, One University: Making a Global Impact

The UMB Center for Global Engagement opens a world of possibilities for UMB students, scholars, faculty, and staff through nationally-recognized programming. Here are a few examples that demonstrate how we're “Improving the Human Condition, Globally."

CVD: A Leader in Global Health for 40 Years

  • Dr. Melissa McDiarmid and Dr. Joanna Gaitens pose with colleagues in The Gambia

    Building Safer Health Systems in The Gambia

  • Dr. Thomas Scalea and Dr. Shailvi Gupta walk in the hallway of the UMMC Shock Trauma Center

    Making a World of Difference: Master’s in Trauma Sciences Program

  • Guys in soccer gear pose for a photo in front of the goal

    Soccer, Service, and South Africa for Law Grad

  • Dr. Charlotte Nwogwugwu and colleagues from The BRAVE (Building Resilience and AIDS Care Through Mental Health Valor and Empowerment) Project

    HIV and Mental Health at School of Nursing

  • Three people pose for a selfie

    From Guam to Baltimore and Back

  • Abaneh Ebangwese poses with a Fulbright banner in front of a large map

    Student SON's First Fulbright Student Scholar

  • A dentistry student treats a child in Dominican Republic

    Dentistry Students Provide Oral Health Care in Dominican Republic

  • Dr. Clement Adebamowo

    UMB Researcher Developing Test for Breast Cancer Subtyping

  • Dr. Nicole Brandt poses with colleagues in Helsinki during her Fulbright experience

    School of Pharmacy’s Brandt Continues Aging Work in Finland

  • Pharmacy students study in Zambia

    Sustainable Pharmacy Rotation in Zambia

  • Dr. Jarrell and other officials sign a memorandum of understanding for Operation Smile in Rwanda

    Better Dental Care in Rwanda through Operation Smile

  • A dentist works on a patient

    SOD Offers International Internship to Meet Needs of Internationally Trained Dentists

  • Jay Unick poses with colleagues at a clinic in Peru

    UMB’s NEST-Peru Project Strengthens Child Development Screenings

  • SON's Dr. Martine Kirwin poses with other researchers and Costa Rican residents

    Longevity Secrets: Nutrition and Aging in an Emerging Long-Lived Area in Costa Rica

  • Dr. Kathy Neuzil

    UMB Researchers Launch New Clinical Trial for mRNA-Based Vaccines