University of Cincinnati Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"UC is a great place for graduate school."

"I start my graduate school at the university of Cincinnati since 2014. When I joined to the nano-materials group for my research, it was an active group with funding and nice equipment. Now there is no money in that group and one of the faculty member retired and another one is head of the department who does not have time. Overall, the condition of this group is not good for a new PhD student."

"Professional and helpful in job training"

"I have been working for the University of Cincinnati this semester while attending classes, the schedule has been flexible and the compensation has helped me support my schooling. A friendly environment encourages me to expand on other parts of my life."

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"It was a great company to work for!"

"This was a coop opportunity at University of Cincinnati. I started my coop during Summer 2018. The environment was good, the co-workers are friendly. But as a designer, there was not much space for improvement."

"I work at UC libraries as a graduate student and by far it is the best learning experience."

"It is a good place to work."

"This is a student employment opportunity. The University of Cincinnati is a fantastic place to work in an academic setting. The facilities available to grow both personally and professionally are amazing. As Graduate Research Assistant, I had the opportunity to manage NSF S-STEM grant, keep track of its finances, organize the day-to-day activities of the grant, organize the faculty meetings and report the progress of the grant to NSF annually. It has provided me with many opportunities to develop as a person, attain a balance between work and life and help keep a positive outlook."

"It has been really a good experience. Coming from India, this position helped me learn to work with a diversity of people."

"Over the last 1 year, I have been working as research assistant at UC Simulation Center - a collaborative effort between UC and Procter and Gamble (P&G). During this time, I have had the opportunity to work on various R&D related modeling and simulation projects for P&G. These projects involved design and process optimization using finite element and discrete element modeling. This experience introduced me to corporate research where research and development are practiced towards product development – a unique experience for students."

"Nanoelectronics Lab in the University of Cincinnati is an excellent place to study and work in."

"I have been a graduated assistant when I started my master program. During the job time, I assisted the class for my professor and also participated the web design project for Children's Hospital."

"I've worked for daap as a Graduated Assistant for almost two years. I participated the Sickle Cell Trait website for Cincinnati Children's Hospital and now currently for the Boeing project."