Liberal Arts University in Ohio

University of Mount Union:
The University of Mount Union (formerly Mount Union College) is one of Ohio's top private, liberal arts colleges. We are located in Alliance, a city in Stark and Mahoning counties. We offer four-year bachelor's degree programs in academic fields including Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Science, and Engineering, as well as pre-professional programs and graduate degrees. With a wide-range of majors and minors in undergraduate studies to choose from, Mount Union offers an array of academic coursework in keeping with the liberal arts tradition.

Undergraduate Degree Programs:
- Business Administration
- Economics
- Accounting
- International Studies
- Education
- Biology
- Computer Science
- Civil Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Psychology
- Art
- Music
- Sociology
- Philosophy, and many more...

Pre-professional programs include:
- Pre-Engineering
- Pre-Health (Pre-Med)
- Pre-Law
- Pre-Ministry

Graduate Degree Programs:
- Masters of Science in Physician Assistant Studies
- Masters of Arts in Educational Leadership

Study Abroad Programs:
Every year, approximately 50 Mount Union students leave Alliance for a summer, semester, or full academic year to study off campus. Students participate in a variety of approved programs at 37 different universities in 25 foreign countries. Through study abroad, students acquire academic and experientially-based field studies and/or internship experiences in other cultures.

- The University of Mount Union offers more than just a quality education. It provides opportunities for students to get involved and participate in campus events. From joining service committees, student senate, fraternity and sorority life, to intercollegiate athletics or taking advantage of the state-of-art facilities on campus, the College provides students with endless opportunities to grow and achieve success.

- Nearly 70 percent of all students live on campus. A full range of social events are scheduled throughout the academic year, including dances, plays and films, art exhibits, lectures and other cultural and entertainment activities.

- The array of active campus organizations includes a student senate, newspaper, yearbook, literary magazine and FM radio station; four national fraternities, four national sororities and one local sorority; and various intramural sports. Dozens of other groups are devoted to academic, social and service pursuits.