From research breakthroughs to blogs written from a student's perspective, keep up on the latest news and activities happening at the College of Engineering and Applied Science. Next Lives Here.
March 25, 2026
The local community is invited to explore the innovative engineering student projects at the CEAS EXPO on April 7 from 2:00-4:00 p.m. at Fifth Third Arena. The annual event, presented by DRT Holdings, LLC, features capstone projects from University of Cincinnati Graduating seniors from the College of Engineering and Applied Science.
March 24, 2026
The Hoffman Honors Scholars (HHS), a prestigious undergraduate scholarship program, has hosted a series of events during the 2025-26 academic year — exploring emerging AI tools, technologies and futures.
March 24, 2026
The Bearcat Bands are an iconic part of the University of Cincinnati student experience. Bringing tradition, spirit, and excitement to sporting events and campus life, every part of the band is critical to its success. The College of Engineering and Applied Science has a strong reputation in the band and all three of the university's feature twirlers for 2025-26 are engineering students.
March 23, 2026
The top ranked cooperative education (co-op) program led Hannah Laman to the University of Cincinnati. Laman, a fifth-year computer science student, has tackled co-op positions ranging from working in software delivery systems, to data analysis, to sports analytics. Through co-op, the College of Engineering and Applied Science gives students the opportunity to gain real-world work experience and test out various roles in their chosen major before they graduate.
March 20, 2026
The University of Cincinnati’s College of Engineering and Applied Science offers more than a dozen undergraduate engineering and applied science programs. All of which are typically five-year programs as a result of the college’s cooperative education (co-op) structure, in which engineering students alternate semesters in the classroom and full-time work in their field. Now, for the first time, students in biomedical engineering can complete their degree in four years, an option that is ideal for those that intend to go on to medical or graduate school, or those who have completed significant college credit during high school.
March 17, 2026
Quantifying the impact that University of Cincinnati College of Engineering and Applied Science emeritus professors Randy Allemang, BSME ’72, MS ’73, PhD ’80, and Dave Brown, AE ’61, MS ’63, PhD ’76, had on the field of structural dynamics is a tall order.
Our college offers events for professional development, student engagement, summer camps, and opportunities to connect and network with the engineering and applied science community. Check back often for updates.