New AI degree and interdisciplinary risk management course aim to prepare students for leadership in a technology-driven economy
(BALTIMORE – July 18, 2026) — Morgan State University is expanding its career-focused academic offerings with a new Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence and an interdisciplinary course designed to help students identify and manage risks in an increasingly technology-driven economy.
The undergraduate AI degree will launch this fall through Morgan’s School of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences. The Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management will also introduce Holistically Assessing Risks, a course intended as the first step toward developing an interdisciplinary Risk Management certificate.
Both offerings reflect Morgan’s effort to align its curriculum with changing workforce demands as artificial intelligence reshapes fields ranging from healthcare and cybersecurity to business, government and scientific research.
From Cloud Computing to Artificial Intelligence
Approved by the Morgan State University Board of Regents and the Maryland Higher Education Commission, the new AI program is a strategic transformation of Morgan’s former Bachelor of Science in Cloud Computing.
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