Immerse yourself in a culture of intellectual rigor, among a community of critical thinkers and creative problem-solvers, for an innovative liberal arts education found only at the University of Cincinnati. Through approximately 43 undergraduate majors and 22 graduate programs, we provide a broad platform of scholarly opportunity, led by our award-winning faculty. Through internships, foundational career exploration and real-world problem-solving challenges, we prepare the next generation of explorers and visionaries to make an impact wherever they go. #NextLivesHere
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Travel the world, commit to a cause, or challenge yourself in an internship at one of the area’s Fortune 500 companies, new start-ups or non-profits while you gain the skills employers are looking for.
Work side-by-side with internationally renowned professors at a thriving, Research I institution. Explore your options in the natural sciences, social sciences or humanities to discover keys to understanding our world.
Create an academic experience as unique as you are: Combine majors, and add minors or certificates for greater flexibility in career choices. Graduate with your bachelor’s in just three years, or complete your bachelor’s and master’s degrees in just five years—it’s your call.
The professors are immensely passionate in what they teach, and their passion is as contagious as it is beneficial to students in their classes.
Danny Rader English Alumni and McKibbin Memorial Prize Winner
November 27, 2023
UC Professor Thomas Algeo talks to Newsweek about the likelihood of a volcanic eruption that prompted evacuations in Iceland.
November 22, 2023
UC student Ella Marcil talks to Hawaii Public Radio about her new documentary capturing the last-ditch effort of conservationists to save an endangered bird in Hawaii.
November 20, 2023
As an aspiring power engineer, University of Cincinnati student Matt Smeal hopes to contribute to a more sustainable world by working towards better energy solutions. Smeal is a fifth-year electrical engineering student at the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences (CEAS) specializing in electric energy systems with a minor in environmental studies. Currently, he serves as vice president for Clean Up Cincy, a volunteer litter clean-up organization, and is a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity and Theta Tau engineering fraternity. He is also one of the first students to enroll in CEAS’s new Master of Engineering in Sustainable Energy, through the ACCEND program. ACCEND enables undergraduate students to earn bachelor’s and master’s degrees concurrently.