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University of Cincinnati Students Engage in Paid Work Assignments in Citywide Co-op…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The University of Cincinnati operates a cooperative education program that integrates paid work experiences into the curriculum for its students. This program requires students to engage in paid work assignments at various employers across Cincinnati, the United States, and globally. The university ranks highly in the nation for this co-op program, achieving the third spot nationally among public universities in the 2027 U.S. News rankings for co-ops and internships.

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The co-op program allows students to apply classroom learning in real-world settings while earning income that offsets education costs. This program supports the larger research efforts underway to study Cincinnati's infrastructure and energy use as part of the city's energy transition.

Researchers are studying Cincinnati's infrastructure and energy use to support the city's energy transition.

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