The School of Law offers courses during the summer in a program that is conducted five days a week for thirty-five days.
Students can earn residency points for attending.
The University of Baltimore School of Law, in conjunction with the University of Maryland Law School, sponsors a Summer Abroad Program in Comparative Law at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland. Approximately thirty-five law students from all over the country spend six weeks at the University of Aberdeen, comparing the laws of the United Kingdom with those of the United States. The purpose of the program is to provide students with insight into the laws of another country and a new perspective on the American legal system. Courses are taught by University of Baltimore and Maryland faculty, jointly with members of the University of Aberdeen faculty. Courses offered vary from year to year, but recent offerings have included Comparative Civil Rights, Comparative Criminal Law, and Comparative Environmental Law.