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OTA-PTA to MSOT Pathway
Discover Mount Union’s OTA/PTA Admission Pathway to the MSOT program—designed for certified occupational and physical therapy assistants with associate’s degrees. Advance your career without a bachelor’s degree through a rigorous, hybrid program that values your experience, accelerates your progress, and meets the growing demand for occupational therapists. LEARN MORE!
Title IX Grievance and Adjudication Process
Learn about the Title IX grievance and adjudication process.
Department of Biochemistry, Chemistry, and Physics
The Department of Biochemistry, Chemistry, and Physics seeks to develop a strong undergraduate knowledge of the fundamentals of science and skills in scientific inquiry, problem solving, and laboratory techniques
School of Education
The CAEP-accredited School of Education offers 12 licenses in teacher preparation. Learn more!
Department of Social Sciences
The Department of Social Sciences' six majors and collaborative program provide students with hands-on experience and classroom knowledge that will prepare them for politics, law, public service, history, criminal justice, and several other post-graduate opportunities.
Department of World Languages and Cultures
With six unique programs and numerous study abroad opportunities through the Center for Global Education, this department provides backgrounds in linguistics, culture, and much more.
PT Advisory Board
See and learn more about the University of Mount Union Physical Therapy Advisory Board.
PT Spotlights
Hear and learn more about Mount Union's PT program through the stories of our faculty, students, and alumni.
PT Open House
We invite you to meet the UMU DPT faculty and students during our open house. Meet the Director of the PT program, partake in a Q&A student panel with current DPT students, and tour the facilities. Register Now!
Visitor Information
The Huston-Brumbaugh Nature Center was established thanks to a gift from Dr. John D. Brumbaugh. Dr. Brumbaugh donated the 109 acres that had been his grandfather's farm to Mount Union College in December 1986.