The University System of Maryland - USM is comprised of 12 universities, two regional education centers, and system offices in Baltimore and Adelphi, Maryland. Through its institutions, USM offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees for more than 170,000 students around the world. The institution employs a faculty of over 17,000 members, split almost evenly between full-time and part-time positions, and a staff of nearly 21,000 individuals. In the past, USM has posted part-time, freelance, temporary, and remote jobs in education & training, which have included U.S. National jobs.

USM serves as the public system of higher education for the state, leveraging the institutions' collective resources for the social and economic benefit of Maryland's citizens. In its mission to improve the quality of life across the state, the University System of Maryland supplements its academic role with initiatives for environmental stewardship and community service. Its sustainability efforts include the construction of dozens of LEED-certified facilities. Collectively, students and staff contribute more than 1 million service hours to the community each year.

The University System of Maryland was established in 1988 through the merger of the Board of Trustees of State Universities and Colleges and the University of Maryland. USM's oldest school, the College of Medicine, was established in 1807 and is now an active academic partner of the independent University of Maryland Medical System.

The University System of Maryland - USM is comprised of 12 universities, two regional education centers, and system offices in Baltimore and Adelphi, Maryland. Through its institutions, USM offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees for more than 170,000 students around the world. The institution employs a faculty of over 17,000 members, split almost evenly between full-time and part-time positions, and a staff of nearly 21,000 individuals. In the past, USM has posted part-time, freelance, temporary, and remote jobs in education & training, which have included U.S. National jobs.

USM serves as the public system of higher education for the state, leveraging the institutions' collective resources for the social and economic benefit of Maryland's citizens. In its mission to improve the quality of life across the state, the University System of Maryland supplements its academic role with initiatives for environmental stewardship and community service. Its sustainability efforts include the construction of dozens of LEED-certified facilities. Collectively, students and staff contribute more than 1 million service hours to the community each year.

The University System of Maryland was established in 1988 through the merger of the Board of Trustees of State Universities and Colleges and the University of Maryland. USM's oldest school, the College of Medicine, was established in 1807 and is now an active academic partner of the independent University of Maryland Medical System.