University of Cincinnati students from all backgrounds and majors study abroad in a wide variety of countries each year. Experience the impact of study abroad through their eyes and get inspired for your next adventure.
September 15, 2003
Construction for UC's Habitat for Humanity project will begin at 8 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 27.
September 25, 2003
Incoming graduate students sing the praises of Nancy Bauman and indicate she influenced their decisions to come to UC.
September 2, 2003
More than 400 new UC students have visited On-Site since the program became available in August.
September 1, 2003
A UC summer research program had 19 young women working side by side with UC's leading scientists and engineers.The young researchers will share their research findings in a special presentation 12:30-4 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11.
September 2, 2003
Additional descriptions of UC WISE/REWU research projects.
September 8, 2003
Malcolm-Jamal Warner, former star of "The Cosby Show," will be among the featured performers on Sept. 23.
June 9, 2003
Annette Gamble is among the first group of students to graduate from a distance learning program launched by UC in 2000.
September 29, 2003
Each year, more than 650 UC students study or work abroad. UC will host its first Programs Abroad Expo on Oct. 10 to encourage even more students to travel overseas and acquaint them with the many programs that can help them do so.
June 2, 2003
Here's another chance to meet some members of the Class of 2003 at UC.
June 22, 2003
Renee Richardson, a staff member in Judaic Studies and longtime UC employee, was once told she would never graduate from college.
CCM student Maya McGuire studied European languages to improve her vocal performance ability. But, she says actually putting those skills into practice abroad was life-changing.
Studying abroad gives us opportunities to see how far our art can reach people.
Maya McGuire
As a Classics major, Ellie Kammerer had no reservations about visiting the ancient world in Greece. But through her study abroad experience, she found her path forward and a passion for travel.
It was really important to me to have the modern study abroad experience in a very ancient and rich cultural filled city.
Ellie Kammerer
CCM student Stanislav Przedlacki fully immersed himself within the French culture while on his study abroad journey. Challenging himself in the best way, he enjoyed the spontaneity of being in another country and the ease of being a student.
I learned a lot about not only where I was, not only about what I was learning, but about myself.
Stanislav Przedlacki
According to Public Health major Aliyah Kane, having a study abroad experience on your resume is helpful because it shows that you are a courageous and ambitious person. Due to her time well spent in Spain, she hopes to use her newfound knowledge in an internship abroad.
The way my study abroad in Madrid went is really what pushed me to have another experience abroad.
Aliyah Kane
Lindner College of Business student Maura Horton got the best of both worlds during her study abroad adventure. From experience-based learning to a captivating African safari, Maura is here to let you know that yes—it's worth it.
The experience that I got is real world and it has helped me personally get internships.
Maura Horton