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We are an innovation hub in the Tri-State with industrial alliances that span across the globe. While others are debating, we’re creating the future.
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Our graduates are equipped with real-world work experience that often leads to a lucrative career and the added bonus of immediate income.
CEAS provides world-class education where students delve into engineering during their first year with direct experiences that extend into the real-world.
With superb job placement and high starting salaries; the opportunities for our graduates are endless.
CEAS is a global leader in research; discovering new methods and innovative applications of novel technologies.
Meet UC's international ambassador Vinith from India, a freshman majoring in Computer Science.
Irini Sfyris, along with 14 other University Honors students, took part in an interdisciplinary seminar over spring break to explore the city of Paris.
The UC College of Engineering and Applied Science Brad Keserich maintains a GPA above a magna cum laude level in his fifth year in the computer science program.
Meet UC's international ambassador Ke Li, a Junior in College of Engineering and Applied Sciences from China.
Academic excellence, experiential learning and a dedication to service here in Cincinnati and around the world earned Mark Schutte UC’s highest honor for undergraduates.
It wasn’t just the Pittsburgh Panthers that took a pounding at Nippert Stadium the night of Sept. 6. A pregame tumble by Bearcat Band member Chris Ramhap also made national news, as the home football game opened the Big East season.
Brad Theilman's third-grade quest to understand how a computer works led him to study at UC's College of Engineering and Applied Science years later.
UC sophomore Mark Schutte continues a family tradition of Bearcats, but says it was quality and affordability that sealed his decision to earn a degree at UC.
Chemical engineering student Trent Amstutz's research in the Nanoworld labs earned him the May Undergraduate Research Student of the Month award.
Get a quick view of developments within the college.
The first step in developing a Tricorder device may only be a few years away. UC researcher Jason Heikenfeld is testing his band-aid like patch. With just a few drops of sweat, it will monitor health and diagnose disease on people and in the lab using artificial skin that mimics sweat.
Professor Andrew Steckl, PhD, lays out the future in his article on the utility and value of cellulose (paper) titled Circuits On Cellulose – Paper Electronics Could Pave The Way To A New Generation Of Cheap, Flexible Gadgets.
On February 12, 2013 CEAS’ stars shone brightly during CEAS Night at Fifth Third Arena. As the fans packed the stands to watch the UC Men’s Basketball Team take on the Villanova Wildcats, the UC College of Engineering and Applied Science’s Engineers of the Month stole the show on center court.
Persistence and patience is what spurs innovation. Through nanotechnology, UC is trailblazing and road-mapping innovation, translating discoveries to industry, and training a next generation workforce that will be in high demand.
Computer and electrical engineering technologies intersect to take home prize in the Texas Instruments Analog Design Contest.
Benjamin Ko, CEAS biomedical engineering senior, was recently named recipient of the American Society for Engineering Education’s 2012 National Co-Op Student of the Year Award. This award is a national recognition of his outstanding and intensive co-op with AtriCure, Inc.
