The UC College of Allied Health Sciences unleashes education through rigorous academic curricula, community service and experience based learning. Our unique collection of professional programs provides a wealth of opportunity to pursue a passion for healing. From the very first year, our students are immersed in real world and interdisciplinary experiences, providing an unparalleled advantage in the marketplace.
As we step into the 2021-22 school year, our motto “Strength in Unity” continues to take on added meaning. Health and safety remain a top priority in an environment featuring virtual, hybrid, HyFlex and in-person classes, testing as a critical component toward a safer community as well as remote work options.
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Every program within CAHS embeds clinical practicum components at 300 affiliates including Cincinnati Children’s, TriHeath, VA and UC Health.
CAHS students are grounded in community, through international service learning experiences in Cancun, Nicaragua, London, Denmark and elsewhere.
The $61 million Health Sciences Building opened this year, giving students state-of-the-art lab and classroom spaces.
Throughout my time at UC, I have felt constant support and dedication from the faculty and staff. The College of Allied Health Sciences has undoubtedly helped prepare me to reach both my academic and professional goals.
Nicole Senkiw MA in Speech-Language Pathology student
March 6, 2023
Brian Earl, PhD, of the College of Allied Health Sciences was interviewed by Mexican media outlet Conecta for a story called 10 facts you may not have known about hearing loss.
February 28, 2023
President Neville G. Pinto kicked off his tour of UC’s 13 academic colleges with the first stop at the College of Engineering and Applied Science on February 27.
February 28, 2023
Sports betting became legal in the state of Ohio at the start of 2023 and an immediate increase in wagering on sporting events was seen across the state. PBS Newshour interviewed Gregory Walter of the Department of Social Work in the College of Allied Health Sciences who has done research in the area of sports gambling.