The UC College of Engineering and Applied Science unleashes education by immersing students in a rigorous and innovative curriculum and culture of real-world, experience-based learning. The value of a CEAS degree is unparalleled, providing elevated placement, greater earning potential and unlimited post-graduate options.
The University of CIncinnati recognizes the health and safety benefits of implementing a multi-phased return to campus in advance of the start of the fall semester on August 24. Each of the four phases of this stepwise approach is underpinned by a set of essential health and safety measures. All members of our community are expected to do their part to ensure the health and safety of themselves and others.
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The birthplace of cooperative education, CEAS has built relationships with more than 1,200 companies, ranging from research to industry opportunities. Whether it’s right in the Midwest or across the globe, experiential learning expands students’ professional horizons.
A city at the center of culture and commerce, Cincinnati is an important hub of the Midwest. The area is home to nine Fortune 500 companies — more per capita than New York or Los Angeles.
Our diverse research facilities provide a challenging environment for students to learn and innovate. Work alongside faculty mentors to discover new breakthroughs in science and technology.
There is no substitute for the co-op program at UC in terms of experience and return on investment. I feel twice as prepared to enter the workforce.
Ryan Muir Chemical Engineering, '20
October 28, 2020
Murali Sundaram, a University of Cincinnati professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, has developed a novel electrochemical additive manufacturing process to create a new class of high entropy alloys.
October 21, 2020
University of Cincinnati's Sheryl Sorby, professor of engineering education, plans to address needed updates in the process of how universities educate engineering students. Sorby is the current president of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE).
October 20, 2020
University of Cincinnati students explore the educational and career pathways in engineering and applied science at Engineer Your Major, an annual event hosted by the Department of Engineering Education.