The Clifton Campus serves as the main hub for Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, offering a wide array of associate degrees, bachelor's programs, and certificates in a vibrant urban setting. It hosts most of the college's academic offerings, student services, library, and recreational facilities, focusing on hands-on technical education across multiple divisions.
Business Technologies: Accounting, Management, Marketing
Health and Public Safety: Nursing, Radiologic Technology, Emergency Medical Services
Humanities and Sciences: General education for transfer, Early Childhood Education
Information Technology: Computer Programming, Networking
Culinary Arts and Food Business Management
Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics
Evendale Campus
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
The Evendale Campus, home to the Workforce Development Center (WDC), specializes in short-term career training and customized workforce education programs designed for quick entry into high-demand jobs. It emphasizes practical skills for industry needs, serving individuals, companies, government agencies, and non-profits with flexible training options.
Customized Corporate Training: Tailored programs in leadership, safety, and technical skills
Harrison Campus
Harrison, Ohio, United States
The Harrison Campus, also known as the West Campus, focuses on aviation and technical programs, featuring the Cincinnati West Airport for hands-on training. It caters to students pursuing careers in aviation maintenance and related technical fields in a specialized environment ideal for practical, real-world application.
Aircraft Maintenance: General Aviation, Inspection, Repair
Advanced Manufacturing: Specialized equipment training
Engineering Technologies: Select courses in mechanical and electrical systems
Safety and Compliance: FAA regulations, aviation safety
Middletown Campus
Middletown, Ohio, United States
The Middletown Campus, in partnership with Miami University Middletown, offers accessible education in growing fields, with new programs launching to meet regional workforce demands. It provides a supportive environment for associate degrees and certificates, emphasizing transfer pathways and career preparation in social services and construction.
Addiction Studies (new Fall 2024)
Construction Management (new Fall 2024)
Human and Social Services (new Fall 2024)
Real Estate (new Fall 2024)
Health Programs: Nursing, select allied health
Business and Technical Programs: Adapted for regional needs
