Why should you choose Maryland as your study location?
Maryland is a state of education and opportunity
Maryland holds a special place in the history of the United States and maintains many historical sites including Fort McHenry where the Star Spangled Banner was written and Annapolis, where the Treaty of Paris ending the Revolutionary War was signed. Regardless of your interest in history, you will benefit from Maryland’s diverse population and immigrant communities, proximity to major cities on the East Coast, and access to a variety of internship, volunteer and career opportunities throughout your time studying in the U.S.
Facts and Figures of Maryland
Population: 6 million
Major cities: Baltimore, Annapolis
Industry strength in: Biohealth, Financial Services, Cybersecurity, Agribusiness, Aerospace, and Manufacturing
Home to 900 internationally-owned businesses
#2 highest share of all technology companies
2 major international airports
Proximity to Washington DC, New York City, Philadelphia and Richmond
Famous Maryland residents include Michael Phelps, Jada Pinkett Smith and Edward Norton.
Home to the beautiful Eastern Shore
Major sports teams include the Baltimore Ravens, Baltimore Orioles