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Macomb County has been an integral part of Oakland University’s growth and success since our founding in 1957. In 1991, Oakland joined Macomb Community College as one of three partner schools at the newly established University Center in Clinton Township. In 2011, expanded its presence in the county by opening the Anton/Frankel Center in downtown Mount Clemens. Each year, about 2,000 students take courses at one of our Macomb County locations.
Today’s competitive job market has made higher education a necessity for a successful career. OU is committed to enriching the lives of working adults who live and work in Macomb County by offering relevant bachelor’s and master’s degree programs that lead to fulfilling careers. Our emphasis on learning-by-doing means our graduates are marketable, workforce-ready and in demand immediately so they can go further in their careers - and contribute to the county’s thriving economy.
To better serve our students’ busy personal and professional schedules, OU offers innovative Fast-track Degree-completion Programs in marketing, general management, information technology and human resources management. Offered at the OU Anton/Frankel Center, the flexible and timesaving accelerated eight-week courses combining classroom work with online assignments allow you to finish your bachelor’s degrees quickly.
For a list of programs available at OU’s locations in Macomb County, visit our website.
Macomb County Locations
Anton/Frankel Center (AFC), 20 S. Main St., Mount Clemens, MI 48043, (248) 370-3910, fax (248) 370-3925.
Macomb University Center (MUC), 44575 Garfield Road, Clinton Township, MI 48038, (586) 263-6242, fax (586) 263-6261.
Graduate Degree Programs and Certificates
- Education Specialist in Leadership (Post-master’s Program)
- Central Office Administration (Post-master’s Certificate)
- Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
- Master of Education in Educational Leadership - Accelerated Weekend
Academic Advising in Macomb County
Academic advising is available by appointment; contact oumacomb@oakland.edu for more information.
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