Undergraduate Programs

Start your path in health and wellness with our Exercise Science program. The University of Cincinnati’s Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science teaches you how to support the fitness and health needs of both individuals and communities. The program prepares you for careers in health‑fitness and clinical exercise science. You’ll gain the skills to help people live healthier, more active lives.

The University of Cincinnati’s Bachelor of Science in Public Health prepares you for a career focused on keeping people and communities healthy. The program offers both a major and a minor and teaches skills in disease prevention, health education, and solving public health challenges.

The University of Cincinnati’s Sport Administration program gives you direct experience in the sports industry, located just minutes from downtown Cincinnati. In class, you learn from faculty and local sports professionals through guest speakers, hands‑on projects, internships, volunteer work, and research opportunities.

Start a meaningful career helping people with the University of Cincinnati’s online Bachelor’s degree in Substance Abuse Counseling. This program prepares you to support individuals facing drug and alcohol addiction, and with start dates in summer, fall, and spring, you can begin your degree when it works best for you.

The Sport Coaching Undergraduate Certificate at the University of Cincinnati helps you build strong coaching skills through both coaching theory and hands‑on practice. You’ll learn about athlete health, injury prevention, communication, and leadership so you can support athletes and teams in a positive, effective way.

The Sport Coaching Undergraduate Certificate at the University of Cincinnati helps you build strong coaching skills through both coaching theory and hands‑on practice. You’ll learn about athlete health, injury prevention, communication, and leadership so you can support athletes and teams in a positive, effective way.

The Certificate in Substance Abuse Counseling online through the University of Cincinnati is best for people who wish to obtain credentials in substance abuse counseling. Substance Abuse Counseling is a rewarding field for people interested in providing assistance to others in counseling, corrections, administrative, and prevention settings.

The University of Cincinnati’s Substance Abuse Prevention Certificate helps you build the skills needed to support communities and prevent drug and alcohol misuse. The program teaches key prevention and health education skills, and the credits can also count toward a master’s degree in public health.

The Violence Prevention in Families, Schools, and Communities Certificate Program at the University of Cincinnati helps you build the skills needed to understand the causes of violence and create plans that keep people safe. You’ll learn about risk factors, healthy relationships, and effective prevention strategies so you can support positive change in your community.

The Yoga Studies Undergraduate Certificate at the University of Cincinnati helps you learn the history, ideas, and practice of yoga while building skills you can use in many careers. You’ll deepen your own yoga practice and gain knowledge that can support work in fields like health, education, counseling, and fitness.

The Public Health Minor at the University of Cincinnati helps students from any major learn about important health topics like disease prevention, environmental health, and how the U.S. health care system works. With a wide choice of online and in‑person electives, you can build skills that support healthier communities while choosing the classes that fit your interests and schedule.

The University of Cincinnati’s Sport Administration program gives you direct experience in the sports industry, located just minutes from downtown Cincinnati. In class, you learn from faculty and local sports professionals through guest speakers, hands‑on projects, internships, volunteer work, and research opportunities.

The Yoga Studies Undergraduate Certificate at the University of Cincinnati helps you learn the history, ideas, and practice of yoga while building skills you can use in many careers. You’ll deepen your own yoga practice and gain knowledge that can support work in fields like health, education, counseling, and fitness.