Education
The School of Education at the University of Mount Union offers various undergraduate, graduate, and endorsement programs in Education. The School of Education is accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) and our programs are approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education.
Our Education programs are designed to prepare students for licensure in the State of Ohio. The School of Education has researched whether these programs meet education requirements in U.S. states and territories other than Ohio. Please see State-by-State Determinations for our research findings. Each state’s licensure board should be contacted for complete information on the application process and additional requirements. For a comprehensive list of state teaching boards and contact information, please see State Departments of Education – NC-SARA.
Undergraduate Programs
Adolescence to Young Adult, Intervention Specialist, Middle Childhood Education, Multiage Education, Music Education, Physical Education, Primary Education
Undergraduate students who successfully complete coursework and pass all associated licensure exams are eligible to be recommended for the recognized 2 Year Ohio Resident Educator Licenses and/or Endorsements (Prekindergarten Special Needs, Middle Childhood Generalist in Language Arts and Reading, Mathematics, Science, and/or Social studies).
Graduate Programs
M.Ed. Ohio Principal Licensure
Graduate students who successfully complete coursework in the M.Ed. Ohio Principal Licensure (OPL) Concentration and pass the associated Ohio Assessment for Educators (OAE) 015 Educational Leadership exam are eligible to be recommended for the Ohio Principal’s License (PK-6, 4-9, and/or 5-12). While the M.Ed. OPL is designed for Ohio educators, the program may also fulfill educational requirements in other states. For a complete list of individual U.S. state and territory determinations, please see State-by-State Determinations and State Departments of Education – NC-SARA for a list of state board contact information.
Ohio Principal Licensure Certificate
Graduate students who successfully complete coursework in the M.Ed. Ohio Principal Licensure Concentration and pass the associated Ohio Assessment for Educators (OAE) 015 Educational Leadership exam are eligible to be recommended for the Ohio Principal’s License (PK-6, 4-9, and/or 5-12). For a complete list of individual U.S. state and territory determinations, please see State-by-State Determinations and State Departments of Education – NC-SARA for a list of state board contact information.