Study abroad at University of Cincinnati

Study at the University of Cincinnati as an international student and join a diverse community in Ohio. You’ll have access to academic support, English-language resources, international student advising and a wide range of undergraduate programmes. First-year international students can also benefit from campus housing, orientation activities and opportunities to connect with students from around the world.

The University of Cincinnati combines academic learning with practical experience. Its co-op programme helps students gain professional experience, develop career skills and build industry connections before graduation. With hundreds of programmes across areas such as engineering, business, health sciences and the arts, UC offers flexible study options and strong links to employers.

University of Cincinnati

The University of Cincinnati’s main campus is in Cincinnati, Ohio, a lively city with a relatively low cost of living. The Uptown campus is close to restaurants, shops, cultural attractions and public transport, while Cincinnati’s location provides easy access to wider opportunities across the Midwest. UC also has regional campuses at Blue Ash and Clermont.

International undergraduate tuition and fees at UC’s Main Campus are estimated at $30,310 per year. Including living expenses and health insurance, the estimated annual cost is $50,830. International students may be considered for the International Outreach Scholarship, which typically awards $5,000–$15,000 per year on the Main Campus.

Navigating the visa process is a crucial step in your study abroad journey. Make sure to seek guidance and support to ensure you meet all necessary requirements for your time at University of Cincinnati.

UC offers a welcoming campus community with student organisations, recreation facilities, cultural events and NCAA Division I sport. International students can access specialist advising, orientation, English-language courses through the Center for English as a Second Language, and conversation groups to support their transition to academic and social life in the US.