Education

The education program at UC Clermont provides students with hands-on experience observing, assisting and teaching students at various levels. Students will also build a foundational understanding of child development, theory and issues for various student populations. Completion of the program provides you with an opportunity to pursue a teaching license at a four-year college/university or begin a career in the education field.

Pursuing a major in education provides multiple career options. Career options for students completing an associate degree may include teacher, child care director, training and development specialist, editor or grant writer, counselor, volunteer coordinator or disability specialist at schools, camps, zoos, musuems or parks.

UC Clermont has education programs that transition into four-year programs at UC's College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services located on the Clifton campus. These programs prepare students to be licensed to teach in Ohio. 

UC Clermont also has programs that transfer specifically to four-year programs in Northern Kentucky. These programs prepare students to be licensed to teach in Kentucky. It is possible to attend NKU and be licensed in Ohio, but students will need to meet Ohio licensing requirements. For details about Ohio licensing requirements, please contact UC's College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services at 513-556-2336.