A new year, a shared purpose: President Pinto welcomes Bearcats to UC’s 208th fall
August 24, 2026
President Neville G. Pinto welcomes students, faculty and staff back to UC's 208th academic year.
Graduate students play a critical role in the University of Cincinnati's status as a comprehensive research-intensive university. Through the Graduate College's 400+ graduate degree and certificate programs, University of Cincinnati graduate students generate knowledge and discovery that benefit society.
At the University of Cincinnati Graduate College, we invest in tomorrow’s leaders and professionals.
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Prepare for your future career at UC. Graduate College events and programs prepare graduate students to be tomorrow’s leaders and professionals.
Cincinnati provides the perfect backdrop for the graduate experience, offering academic-corporate partnerships, exciting career opportunities and all the big-city amenities in an area with an affordable cost of living.
With a long history of breakthroughs across various fields and a reputation as a “research heavyweight,” UC is a thriving hub for future-leaning advancement. #NextLivesHere
I know that I will leave UC with lifelong networks, particularly with my professors who have been instrumental in my current and future success at UC.
Maurice Adkins PhD, History
August 24, 2026
President Neville G. Pinto welcomes students, faculty and staff back to UC's 208th academic year.
August 24, 2026
The University of Cincinnati welcomes its largest first-year class and a record share of first-generation students for fall 2026, reinforced by affordability initiatives, co-op opportunities and new academic offerings across all campuses.
August 19, 2026
The loud roar of a jet engine can have far-reaching consequences, from hearing damage among aircraft carrier deck crews to noise pollution around airports and stress on aircraft components. Kaurab Gautam, a PhD student in aerospace engineering at the University of Cincinnati, is working to reduce this noise. A member of the Gas Dynamics and Propulsion Lab, Gautam's research focuses on understanding supersonic jet flow and acoustics to develop jet noise mitigation techniques. Recently, he was named Graduate Student Engineer of the Month by the College of Engineering and Applied Science for this work.
Political Science, Doctor of Philosophy
Electrical Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy
Computer Science & Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy