Enrollment for Summer Classes Begins March 3rd
Make an appointment with your advisor early or go to My Akron to enroll in classes. See the current flyer for a list of classes being offered.
Online graduate degrees, endorsements and certificates from the UA College of Education
The University of Akron, College of education is now proud to offer fully and partially online master’s degrees, endorsements, certificates and workshops. Enhance your degree and broaden your options by continuing your education online. You may qualify for an innovative financial incentive of up to $2,000.
Master's Degree in the Principalship
Do you exhibit strong leadership? Like solving problems and working with other to make decisions that impact student learning and growth? Believe that leadership matters in schools today? If so, then The University of Akron, College of Education Principalship degree is for you.
Project CONNECT - Free program
Open to anyone, 18+ years old, who has a high school diploma or GED and wants to attend college. This course will help prepare participants to apply to colleges, navigate financial aid, and avoid costly remedial classes. It teaches college survival and academic skills so you can get into college and be successful there.
Graduate Outreach Program
The Office of Outreach provides traditional educational opportunities to teachers limited by time, place, and outside commitments. Fully online degrees, endorsements and certificates offered.
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Medina County University Center
6300 Technology Lane
Medina, OH 44256
Phone: 330-721-2210
Fax: 330-721-2235
E-mail: infomcuc@uakron.edu
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Antique and Vintage Jewelry
Ever wonder the exact age and value of a piece of a loved-one’s jewelry left to you? Do you have a general interest in the history of jewelry? Participants in this three-session course will learn a brief history of jewelry and personal adornment, as well as how to use basic repair tools, through hands-on demonstrations and analysis. They will discover clues to the age and composition of jewelry pieces, as well as jewelry vocabulary terms. Students may bring their own jewelry for analysis and instructor's evaluation.