Founded in 1837 in New Concord, Ohio, Muskingum University provides an intimate learning environment. Home to 1700 undergraduate students and 1300 graduate students, Muskingum offers degrees in the Arts, Sciences, Nursing, Education, and Teaching. In addition to academics, the University has over 90 student clubs and organizations. Muskingum’s 300-acre campus is located about 1 hour east of Columbus and 2 hours south of Cleveland and Pittsburgh.  

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The Ohio State takes its name from the Ohio River. Ohio originated from the Iroquois word 'ohi-yo’, which means “great river.” Ohio has over 40,000 miles of waterways.

Are you interested in studying abroad at Muskingum University?

We're here to help! For more information about qualifications and requirements, please make an appointment to visit us at the Office of Study Abroad and International Partnerships.

Contact us at studyabroad@upei.ca.

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