Morgan State University will begin offering a Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence this fall, according to the Baltimore Sun. The new program adds the Baltimore-based university to a growing list of Maryland colleges and universities that already offer AI degrees.
The Baltimore Sun reports that with this move, Morgan State is joining a number of institutions across the state making artificial intelligence a formal course of undergraduate study, rather than a specialization tucked inside a broader computer science or engineering track.
The available reporting focuses on the launch itself. Details beyond the degree type, the school, and the fall start date — such as curriculum specifics, enrollment targets, or admission requirements — were not included in the source coverage.
Why it matters: Dedicated undergraduate AI degrees signal that universities increasingly view artificial intelligence as a core discipline in its own right, and Morgan State's entry — as a historically Black university — expands access to that training for students who have often been underrepresented in the field.