Our programs offer a continuum of learning opportunities for adults at all stages of life – from college readiness through career development and into retirement. Courses are tailored for adult learning with a rich array of topics. Offerings include professional training to earn industry certificates or continuing education credits, enrichment classes to learn a new hobby or expand your knowledge just for fun, and special programs to engage retirees. Explore all the ways you can continue on your learning path, both in person and online!
For more than 70 years, UC has provided the Cincinnati area with non-credit adult education courses to enrich and inspire everyday lives. There is something for anyone who wants to learn something new with Communiversity (for adults of any age) or the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) designed for adults age 50+.
Are you looking to learn a new job skill to advance your career - or even change careers? We offer classes to prepare you to earn a professional certificate in business or technology to help you move forward.
Do you need to earn continuing education credit hours? We are a recognized provider of continuing education programs across diverse disciplines. Our coursework is tailored for busy adults who need to fulfill job requirements.
We’re here to help you prepare for exams with convenient and affordable classes to help you do your best on your path to undergraduate admissions or to earning an advanced degree. Classes are designed using resources from the university, and students receive high-quality instruction and individual attention.
December 11, 2025
UC Aspire is launching a free 16-week GED Prep Program at the University of Cincinnati Clermont College starting the week of Jan. 26.
July 25, 2025
The College of Allied Health Sciences’ impressive standings in the U.S. News & World Report 2025 Best Graduate Schools rankings reflect its unwavering commitment to continuous quality improvement.
May 2, 2025
Meet four College of Allied Health Sciences students who are advancing their education following graduation this May.