Cincinnati State Campuses

The Clifton Campus serves as the main hub for Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, offering a comprehensive range of associate degrees, certificates, and pathways in a vibrant urban setting. It emphasizes hands-on technical education alongside general studies.

• Business and Information Technologies including accounting, management, and IT support
• Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies with programs in mechanical, electrical, and industrial engineering
• Health and Public Safety fields such as nursing, medical assisting, and emergency medical services
• Liberal Arts and Sciences covering humanities, social sciences, and mathematics
• Culinary and Hospitality Management with professional kitchen training and event planning
• Automotive and Transportation Technologies including collision repair and diesel mechanics

Students benefit from cooperative education opportunities and modern facilities supporting over 100 programs focused on workforce readiness.

The Evendale Campus, home to the Workforce Development Center, specializes in short-term career training and continuing education tailored to industry needs in the Greater Cincinnati area. It focuses on practical skills for immediate employment.

• Advanced Manufacturing and Industrial Maintenance with CNC, welding, and robotics training
• Health Technology programs including phlebotomy, medical coding, and patient care
• HazMat and Safety Training for emergency response and environmental compliance
• Business and Professional Development courses in leadership and project management
• Information Technology certifications in cybersecurity and networking

This location supports over 2,000 students annually through flexible, non-credit and credit-bearing options designed for working adults and career changers.

The Harrison Campus, also known as Cincinnati West, is located at the Cincinnati West Airport and specializes in aviation-related technical education. It provides specialized training in a unique airport environment for aspiring aviation professionals.

• Aviation Maintenance Technologies covering airframe, powerplant, and avionics repair
• Aircraft Systems and Structures with hands-on lab work on real aircraft
• Related technical fields including welding and composite materials for aerospace applications
• General education courses supporting associate degree completion

Programs emphasize FAA certification preparation and practical experience using college-owned facilities at the airport.

The Middletown Campus, situated at Miami University Regionals, offers accessible education for students in Butler and surrounding counties. It provides pathways to associate degrees with strong transfer options to four-year institutions.

• Business and Management programs including marketing and entrepreneurship
• Health Sciences such as nursing prerequisites and allied health basics
• Engineering Technology and Computer Information Systems
• Liberal Arts and General Education for core requirements and transfer
• Workforce Development courses in high-demand local industries

Partnerships enhance seamless transitions and expanded course offerings in a collaborative university setting.