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What is interdisciplinary studies?

December 8, 2021

Have you ever found yourself wanting to pursue a career that’s uniquely your own? One that lives at the intersection of your interests and aptitudes and combines multiple academic disciplines? If so, interdisciplinary studies at the University of Cincinnati might be right for you.

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What is interdisciplinary studies?

December 8, 2021

Have you ever found yourself wanting to pursue a career that’s uniquely your own? One that lives at the intersection of your interests and aptitudes and combines multiple academic disciplines? If so, interdisciplinary studies at the University of Cincinnati might be right for you.

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UC Niehoff Center for Film and Media Studies flourishes first...

December 8, 2021

While the COVID-19 pandemic put many things on hold, it didn’t stop the needs or the creativity of University of Cincinnati students and the local film community. Thanks to a $2.8 million gift in 2020 from Peter A&S ’09, MA ’14, PhD, ’20 and Betsy, A&S ’11 Niehoff, progress at the Niehoff Center for Film and Media Studies has continued. Faculty and students have been able to move forward with community partnerships, research projects, equipment needs and internships, thanks to this support.

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Rethinking Your Employee Benefits Strategy Can Help You Fight...

December 7, 2021

What’s a Sansdemic you ask? It means without people, or, in this case, without enough people. We were heading this direction prior to the pandemic. However, the shutdown created a situation where many baby boomers realized how much they loved working from home. Others realized they could afford to retire early, largely due to the additional savings achieved by having a two-income household compared to prior generations where one spouse often stayed at home. Additionally, at a time when there are record numbers of open job positions, government subsidies have caused many people to delay engaging in long-term careers.

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