We’ve all heard the phrase, "dogs are a human’s best friend." For some people, especially aging populations, taking care of a pet isn’t possible. That is where robotic pets come in. But what if robotic pets could do more than provide companionship?

Have you identified a job at the University of Cincinnati that sounds like a great fit for your next role? Let’s review what you can expect in the recruiting process, from application to onboarding.

Ellie Bridges, director of the University of Cincinnati’s Bearcat Promise Career Studio, talks about four new resources available to help students enter the job market and prepare for life after graduation.

Ever wonder how everyday technology works? Your phone? Gaming systems? Search? The University of Cincinnati now offers a brand new, unique course designed for students of any major, not just engineering or computer science. This highly engaging, interactive course will give you a greater understanding of how the technology you use every day works.

As the 1906 founder of cooperative education — an educational model where students alternate traditional academic semesters with semesters spent working paid jobs in their field of study — University of Cincinnati continues to house the world’s third-largest co-op program. Each year, students earn a collective $65 million annually while working for over 1,300 employers locally and globally. 

While college is a time for students to break out of their comfort zone and experience new situations, safety and security are imperative at the University of Cincinnati. Here are just a few resources and four important ways to live smart on campus and help keep the Bearcats community safe on and around campus:

After preparing your resume and submitting applications, you’ve done it. You’ve landed an interview for your dream co-op or internship. What’s next? Nailing the interview process will ensure you get the offer you’ve worked so hard to receive.

At the University of Cincinnati, we put education into action. Not just for our students, but also for employees. One of the biggest benefits of working in higher education is the opportunity to advance your skills, career and knowledge through tuition remission programs.

While cooperative education has a range of proven benefits for college students, hiring a co-op student also provides advantages for employers and businesses.

The benefit of lifelong learning is well documented and researched. Lifelong learning is the continued educational experience that utilizes non-credit academic courses, educational travel, and community service to fully engage the brain, heighten physical activity and maintain healthy social relationships.