BOOST your Professional Development and Education

The college offers noncredit certificates and other learning opportunities to support professionals in the Baltimore area and throughout Maryland.

Noncredit Education

We provide innovative, accessible and relevant continuing education offerings aligned with local workforce needs, including:
A nationally accredited leadership development program.
Maryland's leaders have the opportunity to gain the comprehensive, applied public-sector management skills needed to meet the complex demands and challenges of a 21st-century public management environment through our Certified Public Manager Program®, offered by the Schaefer Center for Public Policy. The program runs 10 months in a nonresidential format and accepts cohorts of 25 participants.
A program modeled on the National Victim Assistance Academy.
The Roper Victim Assistance Academy of Maryland is a 40-hour, academically-based education and training program that covers a broad array of topics in victimology, victim's rights and services and victim advocacy throughout the criminal and juvenile processes. Led and coordinated by School of Criminal Justice Professor Debra L. Stanley, the award-winning academy also sponsors advanced trainings for victim service professionals and victim advocates and provides additional networking opportunities through its alumni association.