Master of Education [M.Ed] [Teaching Communication] From Tiffin University

There is a national shortage of College Credit Plus (CCP) teachers. In 2015, the State of Ohio implemented the new CCP program and mandated that all public higher education organizations must provide college-level classes to high school students. More than 52,000 Ohio high school students took college classes during the 2015-2016 academic year, earning college credit while meeting their high school graduation requirements and collectively saving more than $110 million on college tuition.*

Tiffin University now offers an online master?s of education that enables you to become credentialed so you can teach students enrolled in College Credit Plus classes.

The communication concentration:

• Leads students through the history and practice of media, communication and related technology from ancient times to the digital age
• Introduces students to political, legal, and social ramifications of twenty-first century media practices

With CCP, participants can earn 18 credit hours of graduate coursework and meet credentialing standards for teaching college courses in just seven or 14 weeks. After completion, a Master of Education degree can be earned with only 12 additional credits at TU.

All courses are online, allowing teachers to continue work while earning credit, and without a travel time commitment to a university.