About Miami University’s Regional Campuses

Miami University Hamilton and Middletown are regional campuses of Miami University, a highly regarded public university with a national reputation. As commuter campuses Miami Hamilton and Middletown offer certificate programs, associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, and beginning course work for most four-year degrees. The Voice of America Learning Center offers undergraduate and graduate courses, and is the home of the Corporate & Community Institute.

Miami’s Regionals offer the quality of a Miami University education combined with the convenience of a campus close to home.

Whether you want to:
• take a course or two related to your interests or explore new topics
• earn a certificate to enhance your business or technical skills
• complete an associate degree that could lead to a new career
• begin work on a bachelor's degree
• complete a bachelor's in Engineering Technology, Nursing or Integrative Studies
• begin work on a master's degree,

Miami University’s regional campuses can help you reach your educational goals.

Some of the reasons students choose to attend the regional campuses:
•  flexible class schedules
•  affordable tuition
•  student/faculty ratios that are favorable to one-on-one learning
•  high-quality and award-winning faculty

Other outstanding services include:
•  free academic tutoring and advising
•  career counseling and job placement
•  cooperative education programs
•  student activities such as athletics and cultural programs
•  on-site childcare
•  wireless internet connectivity throughout both campuses
•  free use of campus recreation centers
•  convenient, free parking

Fall semester begins in late August and ends in mid-December.  Spring semester begins in mid-January and ends in mid-May.  Summer sessions also are offered.

Miami’s Regional Campuses are accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and are members of the North Central Association (312) 263-0456.