Muskingum College: Graduate & Continuing Studies

adult students caldwell hall Muskingum College Graduate & Continuing Studies offer graduate and undergraduate programs designed to fit into the busy lives of working adults. Flexible schedules, personal attention and affordable tuition make Muskingum the choice for graduate and continuing education.

MISST: Master of Information Strategy, Systems and Technology
MISST is an innovative, project-based program, immersing students in experiential learning and providing knowledge and skills to effectively work at the intersection of technology and business strategy. MISST blends any-time, any-place on-line education with face-to-face residencies making it convenient for working professionals to participate. Additional information is available online, by calling 740-826-6128 and in the Graduate Catalog (pdf).

MAE: Master of Arts in Education
The MAE is designed for licensed or certified educational professionals who wish to further their skills or careers by earning their master's degrees or additional licensure in any of fourteen areas of study.

MAT: Master of Arts in Teaching
The MAT program is designed for persons who hold a bachelor's degree in an area other than Education, and who are not licensed or certified to teach. Through the Muskingum College MAT program, students have the opportunity to earn initial licensure and a master's degree in any of four areas.

MAP: Muskingum Adult Program
Combining Muskingum's liberal arts foundation and reputation for excellence with the convenience of evening and weekend classes and individual attention, the Muskingum Adult Program is designed for working adults seeking to complete their bachelor's degrees.

Professional Development
Through Graduate and Continuing Studies, Muskingum makes available a number of special topic seminars to regional school districts, their faculty and administration. Typically an examination of current topics related to professional development, content areas, or curriculum and instruction (e.g. effective school research, cooperative learning, and literature-based instruction), their focus is on those emerging areas of professional and content development.

Coshocton Campus (Coshocton Education Center)

The Coshocton campus education center was established in response to requests from student and community leaders in the region. Their request – specific programs leading toward a degree. Funded by monies received from the Coshocton Foundation and a development grant from the Governor's Office of Appalachia, this collaborative effort offers students the opportunity to pursue associate's, bachelor's and master's degree programs from several partner institutions, including: Central Ohio Technical College, The Ohio State University Newark, Hocking College, and Muskingum College.

This unprecedented union of public and private institutions allows Muskingum to convey to a new population of students the ideals of critical thinking, positive action and ethical sensitivity that are central to its vision for teacher education.

For additional information on Muskingum's graduate programs, courses, policies and procedures, please refer to the Graduate Catalog (pdf).

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