Transfer-Friendly OHIO Online Courses
Ohio University offers a variety of online undergraduate courses that can help students earn transferable credit, complete prerequisite coursework, fulfill general education requirements, and stay on track toward graduation. Many of these courses satisfy Ohio Transfer 36 (OT36) requirements and align with Ohio University's BRICKS General Education curriculum, while others provide valuable coursework in high-demand subject areas.
Whether you're enrolled at another institution, taking courses during the summer, or exploring non-degree enrollment opportunities, these online courses offer a flexible way to continue making progress toward your educational goals.
Understanding the Course Listings
The courses below are examples of transfer-friendly online offerings. The OHIO BRICKS column identifies which Ohio University BRICKS requirement(s) each course fulfills, and the OT36 column indicates whether the course is approved as part of Ohio Transfer 36.
If you plan to transfer credit to another college or university, consult your home institution to determine how coursework will apply toward your degree requirements.
Course availability varies by term and enrollment capacity. Additional courses may be available.
View all upcoming course offerings
To view available OHIO Online courses, open the course search, select "eCampus" under Campus, and choose "Any Undergraduate Program" under eCampus Program.
| Course Number | Course Title | OHIO BRICKS | OT36 |
|---|---|---|---|
| AH 2110 | From Caves to Calligraphy: Global Art + Design I | PHA | Yes |
| AH 2130 | From Gutenberg to Google: Global Art + Design II | ACSW; BDP | Yes |
| ANTH 1010 | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology | ACNW; FIE | Yes |
| ANTH 2010 | Introduction to Biological Anthropology | PNS; ANW | Yes |
| ART 1100 | Seeing and Knowing the Visual Arts | PHA | Yes |
| ASTR 1000 | Survey of Astronomy | PNS; ANW | Yes |
| BIOS 1030 | Human Biology I: Basic Principles | PNS | Yes |
| COMS 1030 | Fundamentals of Public Speaking | BDP; BER; BSL | Yes |
| ECON 1030 | Principles of Microeconomics | PSBS | Yes |
| ECON 1040 | Principles of Macroeconomics | PSBS | Yes |
| EDEC 1600 | Introduction to Child Development | ACNW | Yes |
| ENG 1510 | Writing and Rhetoric I: Foundations | FWS | Yes |
| ENG 2010 | Introduction to Prose Fiction and Nonfiction | PHTC | Yes |
| ENG 2800 | Writing with Research | FAW | Yes |
| FILM 2010 | Introduction to Film: History of World Cinema | ACSW; BDP | Yes |
| GEOG 2400 | Environmental Geography | ACNW | Yes |
| GH 2210 | Introduction to Global Health | FIE; PSBS | Yes |
| MATH 1200 | College Algebra | FQR | Yes |
| MATH 1500 | Introductory Statistics | FQR | Yes |
| MATH 2301 | Calculus I | ACSW | Yes |
| MATH 2500 | Statistics & Probability | ACSW | No |
| MGT 2000 | Introduction to Management | N/A | No |
| MKT 2020 | Marketing Principles | N/A | No |
| MUS 1210 | Introduction to World Music | FIE; ACSW | Yes |
| MUS 1240 | History of Rock Music I | PHA | Yes |
| PHIL 1010 | Fundamentals of Philosophy | PHTC | Yes |
| PHIL 1200 | Principles of Reasoning | FQR | Yes |
| PHIL 1300 | Introduction to Ethics | PHTC | Yes |
| PHIL 2600 | Philosophy of Religion | ACSW | Yes |
| PSC 1010 | The Physical World | ANW | Yes |
| PSY 1010 | General Psychology | PSBS | Yes |
| PSY 2410 | Child and Adolescent Psychology | ACNW | Yes |
| SOC 1000 | Introduction to Sociology | PSBS | Yes |
| SOC 2000 | Contemporary Social Problems | ACNW | Yes |
| SW 1000 | Introduction to Social Work & Social Welfare | N/A | No |
| WGSS 1000 | Introduction to Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies | PSBS | Yes |
American Civic Literacy Courses
Need to satisfy Ohio's American Civic Literacy (ACL) requirement? Ohio University also offers online courses that fulfill the ACL requirement, with several courses that also count toward Ohio Transfer 36 (OT36) and OHIO BRICKS requirements.
Looking for More Courses?
The courses listed are examples of transfer-friendly online offerings. OHIO Online offers many additional courses each term to help students earn transferable credit, complete prerequisites, and advance their educational goals.