Experiential Learning

The Office of Experiential Learning (OEL) at ��Ƶ develops, delivers, and promotes innovative applied learning opportunities for all OHIO students.

As a Carnegie-designated "Professions-focused Opportunity School," OHIO is proud of the number and types of Experiential Learning opportunities it provides and is consistently working to expand and enhance those opportunities across the ��Ƶ system.

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The Office of Experiential Learning Resources Hub is a collection of resources throughout ��Ƶ and the local community designed to help you learn about, find and connect with experiential learning opportunities and resources. Learn about research, internships, study away and abroad, and opportunities for creative activity, community engagement and leadership.

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OHIO students stand together outside on a warm summer day while looking out across a valley

Students gain hands-on experience through programs funded by Experiential Learning Stewardship Grants

September 17, 2026

OHIO faculty and staff from all campuses are creating new opportunities for students to connect classroom learning with hands-on experience with the help of Experiential Learning Stewardship Grants.

Andrea Tiu and Callia Fout stand with five other individuals outside in front of large trees and old buildings while in Cambodia

Bobcats abroad: SISAL's International Internship Program sends students to six countries in its first summer

September 09, 2026

A pilot program supported by seed funding from the President's Circle Fund sent Bobcats to internship experiences in Thailand, Cambodia, Argentina, Greece, Northern Ireland and Malaysia over the summer.

The 2026 MORPC interns stand together for a photo while they are outside in front of a building

Students, local governments benefit from internship partnership with MORPC

September 09, 2026

An internship collaboration between OHIO's Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service and the Mid-��Ƶ Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) is benefiting students and local communities.