UC International supports the University of Cincinnati’s vision of global innovation and real-world impact.
We unite with strategic partners around the globe, we connect scholars for international collaboration and we nurture students to become educated about the world they live in.
Our office works with departments and units across the university, student organizations, community partners and industry leaders to open up global opportunities for all.
At UC, you see the world.
Studying at the University of Cincinnati will change your life—and you can change the world. Earn a top-tier education with the power of real-world impact.
At UC, our world-class programs and co-op help you turn your passion into reality. It's about more than the classroom. Our international advisors focus on student success to prepare you for a global future.
Study abroad is a life-changing opportunity to experience knowledge first-hand. Broaden your horizons! UC offers international programs for every major or profession. The real world is out there—get ready for it.
Comprehensive international partnerships embody the University of Cincinnati's vision of innovation and impact. Our partnerships drive transdisciplinary research and support teaching innovations that shape future global citizens.
I would tell my friends, if you really want to get a view of what the world looks like, come to UC.
Luisa, Colombia Business analytics major
The University of Cincinnati is home to over 6,200 global Bearcats! For information about international admissions, please visit our Admissions webpages.
June 15, 2026
CNN, NPR's "All Things Considered' turn to UC Professor David Niven to explain how new U.S. immigration policy is colliding with the World Cup.
June 12, 2026
University of Cincinnati Fulbright Student Kevin Li presents his Tales from Warsaw string quartet as part of Fulbright 80th and U.S. 250th celebrations
June 11, 2026
A native of Muribenua village on Nikunau island in Kiribati, Amota Ataneka could have led a life of subsistence fishing on his home island of less than 2,000 inhabitants. But his passion for education led him to various academic pursuits, including the recent announcement he'd been awarded one of only 35 National Academy of Education (NAEd)/Spencer Dissertation Fellowships.